Sentence examples for not definitive for from inspiring English sources
His own Y chromosome may be of Sephardic ancestry — the test is not definitive for individuals — and his surname is from a town in Catalonia; Jews undergoing conversion often took surnames from place names.
(The translations into English of Kafka's writings by the Scottish couple Willa and Edwin Muir, to which a generation is deeply indebted, have been considered old-fashioned and not definitive for some time now — too elegant and smoothly readable, too much arising from a Kierkegaardian Calvinism and not enough from a Talmudic Judaism).
In some cases, the allele size ranges overlapped and were therefore not definitive for homoeologue identification.
However, radiological diagnosis alone is not definitive for diagnosing hollow viscus injuries as yet.
We found some evidence, though not definitive, for migration between D. simulans and its two sister species.
When a patient was negative for all above criteria, they were considered not definitive for background liver disease.
Critics hold that current numbers aren't definitive for the Tesla's long-term prospects.
Although genotype-expression association and genotype-disease association together are important indications for disease genes, such evidence alone is not definitive proof for causality.
One example of one person failing to meet an entirely subjective standard in a manufactured context is not definitive evidence for making sweeping generalisations about half the human race, yet people do this all the time.
Though the counts are not definitive -- for 10 out of 13 publications studied, the majority of the writers VIDA was able to contact didn't respond to the survey at all or declined to be identified -- the breakdowns of the larger publications, at least, still mustered enough numbers to hint at a depressing reality.
Since mitochondrial SNPs are maternally inherited, this provided strongly suggestive, but not definitive, evidence for the model in Fig. 6 in which NA19238 is the mother of NA18913.
