Sentence examples for though conclusive from inspiring English sources

At the moment, though, conclusive evidence of harm is thin on the ground.

Though conclusive direct evidence is lacking, a wealth of indirect evidence suggests that food advertising causes weight gain in children.

Though conclusive experimental data still need to be shown, we hypothesize that SIRT1 regulates the cytosolic NAD+/NADH ratio by influencing CYB5R3 activity.

Though conclusive evidence of long-term effectiveness is still needed, school-based educational messages can reach large numbers of adolescents at the critical time for uptake of smoking.

It should also be noted that the two species may differ in their outcrossing rates, even though conclusive evidence is still lacking: C. impatiens is mainly selfing [ 29], although some populations have been reported as partially outcrossing [ 30]; C. resedifolia is also a predominantly selfing species, but the precise outcrossing rate is unknown [ 31].

The resolution, it does no harm to note, is happy though not conclusive.

It did find "strong and generally suggestive" — though not conclusive — evidence that the vaccine could cause severe allergic reactions.

And laboratory tests on mice -- though less conclusive -- suggest that high-fat diets can increase the body's propensity to absorb lead.

Though not conclusive, the tape, viewed by The Associated Press, showed Lindland making a deliberate move toward Sieracki's right ear as the two wrestlers jostle for leverage.

And over the last 10 years, scientists studying mental illness in the United States and other countries have published suggestive -- though not conclusive -- results implicating many different chromosomes.

A sweep for either of India's main parties would be a big boost, though not conclusive, as the BJP found in 2004.