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Meanings of conclusive in English
Portuguese
conclusivo Forming an end or termination; especially putting an end to doubt or question.
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Usage of conclusive in English
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But certainly in its present form doesn't provide anytjhing like conclusive data.
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Since social media is relatively new to us, conclusive findings are limited.
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The findings among patients without evidence of heart disease are less conclusive.
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And it is the most conclusive national vote in the nation's history.
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And yet there was no conclusive proof one way or the other.
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This list is certainly conclusive proof… South Africa's worst serial killers: 10.
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Thus, it's still too early to say anything conclusive about row-based replication.
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The conclusive answer on the whole is-thegreater good of the commonwealth.
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However, there is still no conclusive indication of the sources of P300.
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The evidence is conclusive as regards the large family of the wage-worker.
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On the replay inside the stadium it didn't look conclusive, Ryan said.
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The master came to the conclusion that the facts were tolerably conclusive.
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Sanger sequencing is conclusive in determining carrier status in all the cases.
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The evidence that school uniforms improve discipline and behaviour is not conclusive.
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The need for conclusive medical trials does not fall away, he says.
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However, its utility as a serologic marker for HCC is not conclusive.
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