Sentences with phrase «conclusive evidence proving»

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However, there isn't conclusive evidence proving vegan or food - based multivitamins are superior or inferior to more conventional prenatal vitamins.

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Despite decades of work by public - health researchers hoping to prove their case on a scientific basis, conclusive evidence is nowhere to be seen.

seems to simply be saying that while nothing is conclusive or «proven» the evidence seems to support a physical universe containing the components necessary for the emergent properties of things like consciousness and self - awareness.

You keep focusing that on the point that there is no conclusive evidence that there is a God while refusing to accept that there is also no conclusive evidence that prove that there is no God either, but that's okay Chikkipop.

Atheism is as much of a belief as any religion; there can never be conclusive evidence that proves there is no God, just as there can never be conclusive evidence that proves there is one.

To such people, Darwinism seems so logically appealing that only a modest amount of confirming evidence is needed to prove the whole system, and so they point to the peppered - moth example as virtually conclusive.

Unless you have conclusive, independent, verifiable, objective evidence that proves a who was involved, then you don't really know — you believe what most non-believers believe — we don't know.

While most science labs had claimed there was not enough conclusive evidence the human stains on Monica's Lewinsky's dress belonged to President Clinton, Barcelona's medical staff proved it beyond a doubt.

«I think that we so often deal with cases where the evidence may not be totally conclusive and we can't prove for beyond any shadow of a doubt,» Murphy recently said on the show.

Yet, fingerprints only prove a suspect had touched something in evidence, not conclusive evidence the person belonging to the fingerprints committed the crime.