Of these the evidence is most conclusive for cigarette smoking with a two-fold increased risk (Coughlin et al. 2000).
Values of troponin I and results of TTE are mostly correlating and are the most conclusive for diagnosis.
The most conclusive indication of failure of Bd to establish in native populations comes from habitats where local amphibians co-occurred with X. laevis known to carry chytrid infection.
The most elusive, but most conclusive, piece of evidence that linked Mr. Amrozi to the attack was the chassis of the 1983 white Mitsubishi L300 van found in the crater left by the blast.
However, it is through his music that Gergiev offers the most conclusive justification of his position.
The most conclusive way of determining the binding characteristics (i.e. accuracy and efficacy) is via experiments (Björk and Hagervall, 2005; Johansson et al., 2008).
Phoenix gave the most conclusive picture yet of the inhospitability of the surface of Mars, and Curiosity has produced the same picture from a very different location on the planet.
It is indeed claimed that one of the most conclusive considerations in favour of dispositionalism is that fundamental properties like spin are bare dispositions (Mumford 2006).
Indeed, some authors such as Giddings (1992) have observed that "application of analytical chemical methods to the question of irradiated food toxicity came along later (i.e. after rodent bioassays), and represents probably the most conclusive proof yet of their toxicological safety".
