Sentence examples for truly conclusive from inspiring English sources

But it seems difficult to consider any of these tests truly conclusive.

The big, controlled studies that might really put this issue to rest are extremely difficult to execute, but without those studies, truly conclusive evidence is going to be impossible to come by, or nearly so.

She thinks more data is needed to be truly conclusive on the Bacloville study but so far clinical trials, she says, support the idea that the more severely dependent on alcohol you are, the more likely you are to get benefits from Baclofen.

The sheer number of cameras being operated around the globe at any given moment made me believe that sooner or later we'd get something truly conclusive like close-up footage of a landing.

Replays weren't really conclusive either way.

The work covered here was mainly performed to further the breadth and scope of research and development, provide insights into several factors influencing fatigue resistance of corroded material with a basis in analytical and experimental data, and push closer to a fully conclusive analysis tool for truly predicting fatigue life in corroded materials.

None of these studies, however, yielded conclusive evidence as to whether gene expression is truly rate-limiting.

Libya has demonstrated that the days of conclusive, concerted, action by large military alliances is well and truly over.

Are these issues truly so irrelevant that a problem with language -- in preparatory, not conclusive, documents -- is sufficient for the world's leading country not to send an official from the highest level of its government?

However, to quote Delaye et al. [ 13], "there is no conclusive evidence that intron self-splicing and ribozyme-mediated RNA processing are truly primordial activities".

I cannot see that there is a conclusive concept for this, one that would right now allow the farmers a truly fair share in their products if the existing fair trade infrastructure were to be put to use and extended.