Sentences with phrase «yet conclusive»

While the experiences of the Canadian provinces are not yet conclusive, they strongly indicate that the adoption of alternative structures in isolation of other regulatory modifications, and notably of these two essential ones, is nearly if not entirely impossible.

Trucking in sand may seem like a good idea, but the evidence, while not yet conclusive, may show otherwise.

Studies done with Bedlington Terriers indicate that this disorder may be autosomal recessive, but these findings are not yet conclusive for other breeds.

An informal, yet conclusive summary of Dogsbite.org (Taken from KC DOG BLOG — http://btoellner.typepad.com/kcdogblog/2010/03/the-truth-behind-dogsbiteorg.html) «While it seems that lately, several media outlets have been treating them like they have a particular knowledge on the subject of dog bites and attacks (I'll get to a possible «why» on that later in the post), it doesn't erase the reality that dogsbite.org is simply a website run almost entirely by an individual person who has an expertise in web design, access to google, and a desire to seek revenge on an attack that happened to her several years.

There is growing, but not yet conclusive evidence, that too much digital activity could be harming us physically.

In summary, there is persuasive, although not yet conclusive, clinical and physiological evidence that the ketogenic diet could be effective in reducing the severity and progression of acne and randomized clinical trials will be required to resolve the issue.11

This research is relatively new, and the results are not yet conclusive.

«Although the evidence is strong, it's not yet conclusive,» she says.

They are based on evidence that are suggestive but not yet conclusive.

Not exact matches

@Scott: I find gravity fascinating as we can experience it, test it, and make those predictions and arrive at conclusive findings, but yet it still remains a phenomenon as we can not build anything to replicate it.

to igaftr, the ongoing research for the existence of God in the University of Illinois is the use of a very fast and powerfull computer, The Nautilus, this research had proved that history has direction, and through exhaustve and objective analysis had shown that History is a reflection of His will.Its not very conclusive yet, but with the advent of a very powerfull quantum computer which is millions of times faster in the near future, they can go back farther in the past history in inputing datas.

There are many hypotheses, but no conclusive evidence, yet on how life got started.

The tea partiers are taken as the latest conclusive evidence that the party of conservatism is simply the party of those who already have whatever human beings want to have — cosmic opponents of the party of those who do not yet have those things.

Yet, you will be steadfast in your belief that Pepsi is better despite having no conclusive first hand experience to prove otherwise.

Well, a new study that will be presented next week at an American Academy of Neurology meeting offers «one of the most conclusive pieces of evidence yet of a definitive link between brain injury and playing football,» says the Washington Post.

Although studies are not yet very conclusive, many believe that curcumin is the only substance able to regenerate dead brain cells.

I'm yet to see enough from Theo to make a personal, conclusive judgement.

Fine print: This program contains general claims of a medical nature.Please be aware that conclusive medical evidence as to specific medical benefits of baby massage has not yet been established.

While I've yet to find any conclusive research on the topic, a solid anatomical understanding of infant hip joint development underscores the importance of keeping baby's legs well supported with knees and hips bent, commonly called the «frog leg» or «M» position.

While some encouraging studies have been done, not enough conclusive ones are available quite yet.

I can't seem to find conclusive sources just yet.

There's no conclusive evidence yet to tell us who's responsible.

«This study provides the most conclusive evidence yet of risk to a coastal marten population,» she said.

«We simply do not know enough yet to say anything conclusive.

Story number 3: There is [has] yet to be conclusive evidence for cell phones causing cancer but cell phones apparently can cause pain in some people.

«The behavior we then see could be the most conclusive evidence yet of Majoranas.»

Yet nobody — the FAA, aircraft - makers or airlines — has been willing to pay for a conclusive study that would put the issue to rest.

The statistics are far from conclusive, and the signal could yet disappear.

The regulation authorities responsible, such as the European Medicines Agency EMA, now have to decide whether this more conclusive yet more complex test should be required in the future,» says Blanckenhorn.

Scientists have presented the most conclusive evidence yet that genes play a significant role in parenting.

Previous attempts to find the elusive Majorana particle have been very promising but have not yet provided definitive and conclusive evidence of its existence.

Although not yet entirely conclusive, current measurements show that the new particle has no spin (as opposed to 1 or 2 quantum units of it) and positive parity, researchers reported today at a meeting in La Thuile, Italy.

Laboratory work is ongoing and a conclusive diagnosis is not yet in.

Gareth Jones, a bat researcher at the University of Bristol in the UK, thinks the results are interesting, but not conclusive just yet.

The new findings suggest, once again, that there is a larger planet lurking out there, but it's not conclusive yet.

Yet progress is incremental, and conclusive data linking any risk gene to disease is elusive.

This has led to a great deal of speculation about their origins but no conclusive answer has yet been found.

Yes, it is also a pesticide, but a natural one (and great at getting rid of ants - here's a great tutorial) but I'm yet to find conclusive evidence that it is either safe or harmful to humans (other than if it is ingested, rubbed in the eyes, etc.).

And while there is nothing yet proved about how gluten can cause dementia, there are conclusive studies demonstrating that the absence of fiber can harm our brains.

The results were positive in one yet not conclusive in the other (31, 32).

There are also promising indications in other areas of health, nutrition, and medicine that are not «as yet» conclusive but no less exciting.

This is a debatable subject with volumes of numerical definitions, yet it generally lacks a complete, responsible, conclusive rationale.

Disclaimer: While scientific studies have long shown the efficacy of direct HGH injections in specific circumstances, studies on the efficacy of oral supplements for achieving general wellness are, as of yet, not conclusive.

Even though nothing is conclusive yet, there seem to be a couple of benefits related to strength.

Despite attracting high - powered backers such as Bill Gates, the much - touted school improvement program known as First Things First has yet to muster conclusive scientific evidence to show that it prevents students from dropping out of school, a federal research review concludes.

No conclusive evidence of cheating has yet been established, but it may well be prudent to focus, as Ginsburg does, on the performance of D.C. students on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), commonly known as the nation's report card.

Yet the «truth», alluded to in the title, is there is no conclusive evidence (at least at present) of improvements in pupil attainment or in progress that could be clearly attributed to the introduction of the PSC.

So the news on investment returns isn't all bad — and certainly not conclusive yet.

Unfortunately, Norris and Slingo (2009) say: «Previous investigators have documented multidecadal variations in various cloud and radiation parameters, but no conclusive results are yet available.»

A conclusive explanation for this effect has yet to be found.