Sentence examples for not fully conclusive from inspiring English sources
That test suggested the possibility that someone else might have been involved in the crime, but state officials insisted the test was not fully conclusive.
Theory is ambiguous and prior literature is not fully conclusive.
While the results were not fully conclusive they still suggest a preference for the former.
The limited evidence that exists on multiple job holding and the business cycle is suggestive, but not fully conclusive.
The present study was a relatively small one and not conducted as a prespecified subgroup analysis and, therefore, the results were not fully conclusive.
The epidemiological evidence that is more or less confined to postprandial hyperglycemia and postload glycemia is likewise rather compelling, although certainly not fully conclusive.
However, given that Raman signals in some cases turn out to be quite weak, or masked by fluorescence emission, arising from pigments, binders or impurities, it is not uncommon that Raman analysis may not be fully conclusive concerning the identity of the pigment or pigments used in a painted object [26] particularly when analysis is performed in situ.
Owing to this technical shortcoming, the taurine ancestral estimates of our study population may not be fully conclusive.
Myles et al. [ 18], exploring SNP polymorphism in a set of 583 cultivars (404 of which had known geographic origin), found a weak East west structure gradient; however their sample was under-representing some important regions (Caucasus, Spain, North Africa) and therefore could not be fully conclusive about genetic structure of the entire cultivated grapevine gene pool.
Although not in a fully conclusive manner, these promoter haplotypes were associated with TF expression levels and/or activity as well as to thrombotic and atherosclerosis risk in several studies [ 18, 19, 21].
Those authors have also suggested that the sedation levels identified using this scale are not clearly defined or fully conclusive.
