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Even if contemporary science tends to suggest that the hypothesis is false, we cannot rule it out conclusively .

"I'm not hankering to be the man that lays hands on you while he's around, " Pete announced conclusively , nodding his head toward Buck.

Although some have suggested that coffee and artificial sweeteners may increase bladder cancer risk, this has never been conclusively shown.

To date, person-to-person transmission of these oseltamivir resistant viruses has not been conclusively demonstrated.

The fingerprints on the gun proved conclusively that she was the murderer.

All this proves conclusively that she couldn't have known the truth.

The Norwegian police have yet to answer conclusively the vital question of whether he acted alone or with accomplices.

All the economic and sociological doctrines of Marx and all his interpretations of history have been conclusively disproved.

Trials of a vaginal gel in South Africa have failed to prove conclusively that it prevents HIV transmission from men to women.

For now, compliance can only be inferred rather than conclusively proven in the absence of our ability to measure therapeutic levels.

He said that evidence conclusively proved the case against the accused.

As with the hypotheses taken individually, the Combination Hypothesis is coherent, and we cannot conclusively rule it out.

So, once again, there is a class of problem for which we conclusively believe that no solution or answer is possible.

Conclusively, brand is the symbol and logo for the company and its products.

After a short silence, they said, the outcome will be very different, however, can not be said conclusively from the difference.

In the long term, this will allow us to deliver better features with a lower price, conclusively benefiting our customer.

A professor at Northwestern University proved conclusively that worry restricts the flow of the saliva, which leads to tooth decay.

Decades after Three Mile Island, no cancers or deaths have been conclusively linked to the U. S. disaster.

"The breast cancer risk has not been conclusively shown, " says Dr Kat Arney, senior science information officer at Cancer Research UK.

The company conducted 190, 000 consumer taste tests that proved conclusively that New Coke tasted better than the original formula.

Further studies conclusively showed plants were able to recognize themselves.

Consent is not a defense; a victim that young is conclusively presumed to be incapable of giving it.

The only animals , other than man , which scientists can conclusively say have color vision are monkeys and apes.

For renal disease, an etiologic relationship has not been established conclusively .

It has been proven pretty conclusively that children raised in institutions are often emotionally flat.

Samples of the Ukraine flu virus were provided to a British lab, for testing to conclusively subtype the virus.

Conclusively, in the early time, every index increases after corrosion. But the index declines with soaking time prolonging.

This question cannot be answered conclusively , as we do not yet have a definitive theory of the seismic source.

The new generation of detectors should be able to rule neutralinos conclusively in or out.

Or at least proving conclusively that there are no risks.

The surplus might well have been larger had the yuan not risen, some economists say, but it is difficult to prove that conclusively.

The experimental work validates our analysis and demonstrates conclusively that our proposed approach is both effective and efficient.

The determination of CIETAC shall be conclusively binding upon the Parties and shall be enforceable in any court of competent jurisdiction.

Please remember that observing the Microsoft hologram and product label cannot conclusively determine whether a product is genuine.

Like all kind of industry, the Headhunting Industy Companies has different levels. Conclusively it has tree levels.

If an analysis of eggshells conclusively proves that an egg is better opened at the big end rather than the small one, what follows?

Since injection density cannot be varied independently, it is difficult to show conclusively its effect on combustion stability.

The acceptance of the notice conclusively admits liability for the loss and the sufficiency of the notice.

He shows conclusively that the eurozone is far from an optimum currency area.

Our findings. . . show conclusively that high estrogen levels inhibit the cognitive ability in female rodents.

Further, the testing proved conclusively the reliability of implementing Control in the Field, at the device.

Conclusively, low-light stress is not conducive to the smoking quality of flue-cured tobacco.

Critically, these results demonstrate conclusively that molecular reproduction need not be based on template replicating DNA, RNA.

Conclusively, position, category, and department are important factors which influence medical personnel's job satisfaction. 2.

This would have permitted us to conclusively show the perceived superiority in agreement of the digital images.

The fingerprints on the gun prove conclusively to be hers.

Research shows conclusively thatbullying is damaging, and is not the way to manage human beings in theworkplace or anywhere else.

Of 145 patients with physician-diagnosed asthma, 126 (87%) could be conclusively confirmed for a diagnosis of asthma.

But the fact that new ones are born conclusively proves that they are not immortal.

But it has conclusively ended a much-transgressed 2002 ceasefire.

No corporate saga has ever demonstrated quite so conclusively that politics and business don't mix.

But the battle for pre-emption rights may not even have been won conclusively in the UK.

Tax liability depends conclusively on the place of residence.

There's no lifestyle factor that's been conclusively shown to reduce your risk of Alzheimer's disease.

On the positive side, they conclusively ended the tyrannical rule of Saddam Hussein.

Resolves; fixes conclusively or authoritatively.

This has yet to be conclusively settled.

Conclusively, selecting an appropriate nursing according to hemostasis used is wanted to assure the patient the most interest.

But data from surveys conclusively proves that, on average, 43 per cent of those aged 68 and older were certain that God exists.

There are many hypotheses, none conclusively established, for how junk DNA arose and why it persists in the genome.

Second, it doesn't conclusively show the baby's HIV status, as all babies born to HIV positive mothers have HIV antibodies.

She is presumed to have perished in the Temple, though her body was never conclusively identified.

Water has been found conclusively for the first time inside "ancient" moon samples brought back by Apollo astronauts.

"The concept is good, but I don't think they can say conclusively that exercise is not an important factor, " Van Praag says.

Conclusively it is significant to develop a descendens blood fat drug from onion oil.

It says that your dad's your dad. i mean, the test shows that conclusively.

we settled the problem conclusively.

We scientists have proved pretty conclusively that chimpanzees can suffer, that they can anticipate arriving pain.

Decisions as to how to conclusively address the region's problems cannot wait until the crisis gets more severe.

Ben Rosseli, in the coffin up ahead, was better off than Celia Because his life had ended conclusively.

Decisions as to how to conclusively address theregion's problems cannot wait until the crisis gets more severe.

Universal assumptions are usually impossible to prove conclusively, and they can simply be invalidated by just one single counter-example.

There is no test that can declare conclusively that a patient has fibromyalgia.

This is by far the biggest study ever carried out and it shows fairly conclusively that the idea of a G-spot is subjective.

What we know conclusively is that the people who died often had prior respiratory complications of an undisclosed nature.

Now a computer model shows conclusively for the first time that a particle collision really can make a black hole.

It is entirely possible, but not yet conclusively proven.

From thefacts presented, the corner was able to determine conclusively that the deathwas not a suicide

clinch , to settle definitely and conclusively ; make final ,

To settle conclusively all contention or uncertainty about:

nail down To discover or establish conclusively:

overrun: to seize the positions of and defeat conclusively

i demonstrated conclusively this morning