conclusive , auch: conclusory , auch: conclusionary

But others said the new evidence, while not conclusive, was strong.

To be conclusive, such studies take 10 to 20 years.

But maybe not enough to make a conclusive case in law.

Three years on, the results are far from conclusive, to say the least.

So they have, with results that are not yet conclusive.

This data does not provide a conclusive case either way.

At present, no conclusive medical evidence shows this has any effect.

It will probably take them months to come up with a conclusive answer.

"Or at least to bring back conclusive evidence that they are happy in their new lives."

As in other cases the results were not completely conclusive.

The threat of force to clear the building was conclusive.

But the evidence he suggests is by no means conclusive.

Indeed, it is too soon to tell anything conclusive about Iraq.

Another concern is that the test results are not conclusive.

But it was not clear how conclusive such tests would be.

The conclusive test was done seven months later in England.

The best hope of a conclusive answer lies with the new Congress.

People keep saying that there is no conclusive legal evidence.

But it was never anything he could take as completely conclusive.

Yet, as always, these results are not conclusive and raise many new issues.

Such a test could not prove really conclusive either way.

The answers, when they came late last night, were less than conclusive.

When the tests were conclusive, she was given six months to live.

There is no conclusive evidence as to why he was killed.

Though not conclusive, evidence shows that these type of systems work.