Sentence examples for suggested conclusively from inspiring English sources
Indeed, IntI1 has been previously put forward as the enzyme responsible for the movement of gene cassettes in and out of integrons, but no data suggested conclusively that it was the sole protein involved in cellular recombination events.
The commonly suggested (though not conclusively established) explanation on these emissions today is for the 0.7 0.8 eV to be the band edge of pure InN [8], and for the 1.9 eV to result from some presence of oxygen compounds, pulling the band edge up towards that of the In2O3 ∼3.7 eV) [9].
Additional studies have suggested, though not conclusively, that adults who become unemployed are more likely to develop depression.
In addition to increased SLN positivity, it has been suggested (although not conclusively proven) that MLBD may lead to a worse prognosis, both in terms of locoregional recurrence and overall survival.
Given that many of our samples were from vertebrae, from which curators suggested they could not conclusively distinguish among taxa, species identification was molecularly determined using aDNA protocols.
Health disparities across racial and ethnic groups suggest— but not conclusively— that discrimination affects your health.
This work conclusively suggests the use of a frequency should not be at the water vapor resonance line.
Evidence conclusively suggests that the success of a T20 league depends upon a limited number of team franchises – which is why both the IPL and the Big Bash feature eight.
Many have pointed out that there are inconsistencies in the dates in the story, and that nothing conclusively suggests that Wright had information about Bitcoin before it was actually released.
Different pieces of evidence may each suggest (but not conclusively prove) that a defendant charged with murder is guilty.
This suggests, though not conclusively, that the models may be highly transportable across a variety of thinning treatments, and to a lesser extent, transportable across sites.
