Sentence examples for At concluded from inspiring English sources
Recent research by the thinktank the Smith Institute, which co-hosted the event he spoke at, concluded that there were "worrying trends" in England, including inner cities becoming unaffordable as property prices and rents soar, leading to an outward shift.
Riaz et at concluded that around half of a patient group with flexor tendon injuries had persistent problems after 10.6 years [ 7, 13, 31].
Other participants looked at "concluding partnerships" – ensuring that the changes achieved are sustained after the partnership ends.
This work aims at concluding at a simple yet efficient method in order to evaluate the equivalent modal damping ratios of such structures.
Saturday's event, known as OneRun, began at Kenmore Square and concluded at the official finish line.
The investigator looking at this case concluded at the outset that his allegation of discrimination against the officers was unfounded.
"Not nice at all," concluded Alan.
One study at Cornell University concluded that only one out of six deer accidents is reported.
The reporters at Profil concluded that the Socialists were in business for another sixteen years.
Pilots at Delta Air Lines concluded their vote Thursday, and the results are bound to cheer Chief Executive Gerald Grinstein Gerald Grinstein.
A study at Harvard Medical School concluded that dreaming also helps us consolidate memories and retain information.
