The phrase "a conclusion may be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility or likelihood of a conclusion being drawn from a set of information or evidence.
Example: "Based on the data presented, a conclusion may be reached that further research is necessary."
Alternatives: "one might conclude" or "it could be inferred".
Distance may show that they lost this match by 98 runs and the series by 3-1, and a conclusion may be drawn that not much has changed.
Writing in a forthcoming issue of Meteoritics and Planetary Science, they conclude that the organic material in ALH 84001 was made not by Martian microbes but, rather, by chemical reactions within the rock.Such a conclusion may be disappointing to astrobiologists, who seek to study life on other planets, so far without success.
A conclusion may be supported by several different arguments, the arguments typically being defeasible, and there may also be arguments of varying strengths for defeaters for some of the supporting arguments.
Such a conclusion may be derived from an even more comprehensive study including additional genetic and protein markers.
It has become routine for safety to be raised and summarily dismissed as an issue in the debate over pharmacological cognitive enhancement; the observation that physicians were so skeptical in the face of explicit safety claims suggests that such a conclusion may be premature.
The issue of safety is often raised and summarily dismissed in the debate over pharmacological cognitive enhancement by deferring to the authority of regulatory approval [21] The observation that physicians remained skeptical in the face of explicit safety claims suggests that such a conclusion may be premature.
A fourth conclusion may be summarized as a critique of what appears to be an implicit assumption that a single steady state resembling a handful of observations is necessarily the most important.
With all the available evidence, the most likely conclusion is that the gene is expressed; however, if the user relies on a single resource, in this case GXD, a wrong conclusion may be drawn.
With available evidence from EMAGE and The Allen Developing Mouse Brain Atlas, the most likely conclusion is that the gene Efna2 is expressed in midbrain at TS19, however if the user depends on a single resource, in this case the GENSAT brain atlas, a wrong conclusion may be drawn.
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A similar conclusion may be attributed to the other sites or may be the result of sequencing or database errors.
