Sentence examples for relatively conclusive from inspiring English sources

Now they can move onto something new, like Forhting about the color of Sonic the Hedgehog's arms.

Dr. Bryon Adinoff, chief of the Division on Addictions at the UT Southwestern Medical Center and Director of Mental Health Research at the VA North Texas Health Care System, said the new findings are "relatively conclusive that UVR [UV radiation] increases endorphin in rodent models".

We believe that our results provide a relatively conclusive picture of how the two distinct classes of primordial follicles develop under normal physiological conditions.

A professor of infectious disease epidemiology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Laura Rodrigues, said although large outbreaks of Zika was a new phenomenon, the evidence for a causal link between it and microcephaly was "relatively strong" though not conclusive.

However, relatively few, and no conclusive reports have been published on the prognostic significance of MVC in lung cancers (Macchiarini et al, 1992; Harpole et al, 1996; Giatromanolaki et al, 1996), although in the NSCLC subgroup some important results have been obtained (Fontanini et al, 1997a).

The evidence linking collapsing glomerulopathy with CMV is relatively strong but not yet conclusive, while the evidence for a pathogenic role for EBV and parvovirus B19 is weaker.

However, the BLAST E-value for the similarity of Senegalese sole clone pgsP0012B12 to this protein was relatively low (2E-14), and therefore conclusive annotation will require the cloning of the sole full-length cDNA.

While some drugs are considered relatively safe the evidence is not conclusive, and some have been linked to health problems in babies.

The CIs displayed within these results were relatively small, indicating that they represent conclusive negative findings.

Although no single analysis or form of data was conclusive, the combination allows relatively firm inference on the source and process issues that led to human infection.

It should be noted, however, that results from our subgroup analysis may not be conclusive because of the relatively small number of included studies.