Sentence examples for resolved conclusively from inspiring English sources

All issues were, however, resolved conclusively, unlike at Twickenham.

The Telegraph article concludes: "In the opaque and enigmatic nature of Russian politics and Russian espionage, the matter is unlikely to be resolved conclusively one way or the other.

And Suez's boss, Gérard Mestrallet, told a French newspaper that he would "seek other options", if matters were not resolved conclusively before the summer.Why has Mr de Villepin's concoction proved so volatile?

The model allows the export of succinate since its metabolic fate has not yet been resolved conclusively.

The arguments for and against implementing formal DTD diagnostic criteria are convincing, and the debate can only be resolved conclusively based on the emergence of new information.

Table 1 shows the relative proportions of these cases that could have been resolved conclusively as true negatives on the basis of a total parenteral nutrition score, a dual-scatter plot, or interpretation rules.

He wants nothing less than to resolve conclusively the Israeli-Palestinian conflict of 52 years, so that the finality of the deal will generate an excitement that will help Israelis swallow the necessary concessions.

Much larger studies would be required to resolve conclusively whether vinclozolin, flutamide, and procymidone exhibit a weak synergism with respect to NR.

59, 60 So far, it has not been possible to resolve conclusively the question of influenza vaccine effectiveness in this age-group.

Thus, it was this lack of power and not the variation in control prostate weights per se, that has prevented Ashby et al. from resolving conclusively the finasteride low-dose phenomenon.

She also suggested that women's plays often do not resolve as conclusively as those by men, and that they do not follow the Aristotelian model of drama, which makes directors uncomfortable.