Sentence examples for really conclusive from inspiring English sources

Replays weren't really conclusive either way.

After all the talk of the end of the big four, this was the first really conclusive evidence that things are changing in men's tennis.

"If the economic crisis can be given a start date of early 2008," he said, "then evidence of a slump in the birth rate might become apparent as early as late 2008, but could not be really conclusive until well into 2009".

"We have this really conclusive idea of all the articles on the web worth reading" as well as what each individual prefers, Weiner tells me.

The data did show some evidence of adaptation, De Meester says, but to be really conclusive, the experiment should have been repeated with conditions optimized.

However, this result is not really conclusive because the interaction between Akt and the effect of tamoxifen was not significant.

The big, controlled studies that might really put this issue to rest are extremely difficult to execute, but without those studies, truly conclusive evidence is going to be impossible to come by, or nearly so.

The "unique gene signatures in the sample obtained from the semen of the survivor and the deceased woman I think really provides conclusive evidence," says study co-author Vincent Munster, a virologist at the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, Maryland.

Two-sigma is mathematical jargon for a measurement or discovery of some kind that sticks up high enough above the random noise  to be interesting but not high enough to really mean anything conclusive.

We also really have no conclusive understanding of the biologic plausibility to explain how intensive insulin would decrease death or organ failure or nosocomial infection - is it through anti-inflammatory pathways, or because insulin is a vasodilator that may increase microperfusion, or by other unrealized mechanisms of action?

Richards added: "The origins of the Ashkenazim is one of the big questions that people have pursued again and again and never really come to a conclusive view".