Sentence examples for though not definitively from inspiring English sources

And perhaps most alarming are suggestions that asthma rates, though not definitively linked to dustier air, may be increasing.

Some early trials suggest, though not definitively, that the drug may have lower gastrointestinal and cardiovascular risks than other Nsaid's.

"Is that a marshmallow?" was an actual question asked, though not definitively answered, in regard to a mushy banana-bread pudding one evening.

It is a rich holiday elixir, a relative of eggnog that flourished in America in the 19th and early 20th centuries, and is frequently (though not definitively) credited to Pierce Egan, the English chronicler of sports and popular culture.

As described by Perazella et al., AIN induced by NSAIDs occurs after prolonged exposure (several months) and interstitial infiltrates are usually not eosinophilic [ 5]; hence ibuprofen use as the cause for AIN, though not definitively excluded, was less likely.

Of these, the cellulases, cellobiases, and beta-1,3-glucanases are likely all encoded in the insect's own genome, as are the pectinases, though we could not definitively rule out a microbial source for the latter.

Though the study does not definitively prove that beer drinking leads to psoriasis, Dr. Qureshi said, the researchers did set it up to look for possible causes.

Though the federal center did not definitively cite the tea as the problem, the incident put a damper on kombucha consumption.

By November 13, 7 33 PM EST, though the latest reports had not definitively confirmed ISIS's involvement in the attacks, US Congressman Jeff Duncan, among other social media users, made snide comments targeting the EU's refugee policies as though they were responsible for the attacks.

Herbal supplements - though most "homeopathic" supplements have not definitively been proven effective in a scientific setting, some diabetes patients offer anecdotal testimonies to their effectiveness.

Other studies have suggested, though not as definitively, that behavior and relationships affect testosterone levels.