Sentence examples for present conclusive from inspiring English sources

Even the minority report of the papal commission noted grave difficulty in attempting to present conclusive proof of the immorality of artificial contraception based on the natural law".

Here, we present conclusive evidence that the spin of an organometallic molecule coupled to a ferromagnetic substrate can be switched between magnetic off and on states by a chemical stimulus.

Here we present conclusive evidence by a manipulative experiment that mussels increase the local biomass of benthic microalgae; and relate this to increasing biomass of microalgae as well as productivity of the biofilm across a nearby mussel bed.

Together these results present conclusive evidence for branching of PNP degradation pathway in any PNP degrading isolate.

The examination of the papers shows that from the 41 ABC empirical studies only 15 present conclusive evidences for the reported outcomes.

At present, conclusive evidence based on well designed, randomized, and controlled trials remains scarce, limiting implementation of these techniques in daily practice outside a study context.

I talk about confirmation bias and the backfire effect, and what it shows is that even presenting conclusive, compelling evidence that a conspiracy theory is wrong, for people who believe it, it can cause them to believe it even more strongly.

Short also said that despite their reticence in public, NOAA officials presented conclusive data regarding sub-surface oil at a closed-door meeting with scientists in Baton Rouge last week.

In an article titled "The Transmission of Homosexuality Through Touch," appearing in the current issue of Scientific Gay American, Nobel Prize winning scientist Roy Gevalt presents conclusive proof not only that homosexuality can easily be transmitted through touch, but that gays are converting thousands of heterosexuals to outrageously flamboyant homosexuals every day!

In addition, while the literature clearly describes social differentials in health and presents conclusive and repeated evidence that the burden of illness falls disproportionately on women and the poor [ 9- 12], little is known about the scope of these inequalities with respect to NCDs, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa.

These were extraordinary charges to make against a former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and a former ambassador to six countries — especially since Issa didn't present any conclusive evidence to back up his allegations.