Sentence examples for able to conclude in from inspiring English sources

"Sharon was able to conclude in a way that tied everyone together," said the Rev. Joshua DuBois, director of religious affairs for the Presidential Inaugural Committee, who was at the meeting.

As we were able to conclude in a prior study, a large number of studies have evaluated the possibilities for institutions and organisations to reach parents with information or various interventions over the internet [ 3].

It was, Daniel argued, only because Goldthorpe's research had stopped at the factory gate that he had been able to conclude that "in short, they [workers] wanted high wages, management paid high wages, and everyone was happy".

For a complete analysis of our results, we determined at what threshold θ c we would be able to conclude equivalence in each separate case, based on the critical t-value for a significance level of 5%.

The photocatalytic efficiency has been evaluated according to these energy levels, being able to conclude that in some cases, as the mortar with slags, the chemical composition seems to prevail over the effect of the optical parameter and electronic band structure.

The authors were able to conclude that in 50% of the cases, increased activation was shown to be an important mediator of treatment outcome for adolescent depression.

Using a peviously described migration assay (Moreira et al., 2011), we were able to conclude that, in hemocytes, integrins and other NA-related proteins are not essential for the establishment of a polarization axis towards a wound.

Despite the collapse of the previous deal and the long wait to finally secure a long-term legacy plan for the £500m stadium, Altman says the OPLC remains confident it will be able to conclude the deal in time to re-open in the summer of 2014.

Curiously, in a case where there were no media defendants or interveners, and none had been invited to attend, Eady still felt able to conclude that "furthermore, in view of the clear risk of publication in the media there is unfortunately no other means open to the court of fulfilling its obligation under the Human Rights Act to protect those rights than to grant a contra mundum injunction".

In a 1999 review of 8 longitudinal MRI studies of brain structural changes in SZ (which included a number of structures as well as ventricle size), DeLisi [ 6] was only able to conclude that changes in such variables appear greater across the life span in subjects with SZ compared to controls, but the specifics are highly variable.

"We are very hopeful of being able to conclude a sale in the next few days that will protect as many jobs as possible and, of course, fulfil all the outstanding customer orders," said Leonard Curtis's Neil Bennett.