Sentence examples for though not definitive from inspiring English sources
The experience of the British police does provide relevant though not definitive evidence.
Another 20percentt (46) of fetuses had gene sequence signatures that were suggestive, though not definitive, of a genetic disorder.
It is a compendious though not definitive account, which shows why atheism is not simply the natural result of the rise of scientific knowledge, and religion a simplistic vestige of more ignorant times.
From the perspective of 2008, when interracial sex is seen as a historical fact of life instead of an abomination, the circumstantial case for Harding's mixed-race ancestry is intriguing though not definitive.
But the best treatment for plantar fasciitis, orthotic inserts for your shoes, is the only one with a body of consistent (though not definitive) research behind it, and it may not even require a physical therapist.
There is a better (though not definitive) understanding today of what causes the ligament to tear, increased attention being paid to preventive techniques and a more consistent return by athletes to previous levels of activity.
Though not as definitive as a randomized controlled trial research study, these real world observational data suggest that learning about the scientific principles and everyday behaviors that predict happiness can indeed increase happiness.
Though perhaps not definitive, the paper paints a damning picture.
The authors feel that data in Table 3 afford compelling, though admittedly not definitive evidence of authenticity and hence justify publication of the data in Figure 11 C,D.
A study has suggested -- though it is not definitive -- that cox-2 drugs may cause a slight increase in heart attack risk.
And in that sense, even though it is not definitive, the appellate court ruling appeared to be trying to cut to the heart of both the World Wide Web browser war of the 1990's that was a focus of this case and the emerging industry fight over Internet-related services in this decade.
