Sentence examples for though not conclusively from inspiring English sources

This could be read – though not conclusively — as a hint of a deepening sectarian war.

On Sunday, Obama's director of national intelligence denied that there had been any wiretapping of Trump and indicated there had not been a secret court order, though not conclusively.

More than 92percentt of Americans have BPA in their urine, and scientists have linked it — though not conclusively — to everything from breast cancer to obesity, from attention deficit disorder to genital abnormalities in boys and girls alike.

By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 John B. Judis argues — to me, fairly persuasively, though not conclusively — that the "Bradley effect" is not a satisfactory explanation for Hillary Clinton's victory in New Hampshire.

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.

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].

Leon Wieseltier, the literary editor of The New Republic and a former student of Dr. Yerushalmi's at Harvard, said Dr. Yerushalmi had been torn between the power of memory and the complexity of the historical perspective and had struggled to reconcile the two streams throughout much of his life, though perhaps not conclusively.

This is valuable information as to the composition of the oocyst wall, though these data do not conclusively indicate protein localization.

Even though the authors could not conclusively tie the high levels of DIMBOA to the observed D. noxia resistance in the Betta- Dn5 tested, DIMBOA nonetheless was shown in literature to contribute to plant resistance for both insect and pathogen pests in Gramineae (Niemeyer, 1988; Frey et al., 1997).

These findings lend support for variability of motor timing as endophenotype, though the accuracy of motor timing appears only to be associated with ADHD and not conclusively related to a familial susceptibility for the disorder (Fig.  1).

And scientists still have not conclusively identified a gene for manic depression, schizophrenia or, for that matter, any common psychiatric disorder except Alzheimer's, though no one doubts that heredity plays a strong role in many such diseases.