Sentence examples for and to the conclusions from inspiring English sources

If Supreme Court justices can see for themselves what happened in a case, the study suggests, they may be less inclined to defer to the factual findings of jurors and to the conclusions of lower-court judges.

A new study in The Harvard Law Review suggests that if Supreme Court justices can see for themselves what happened in a case -- as in a recent case in which the first citation in a petition filed with the court was a YouTube link -- they may be less inclined to defer to the factual findings of jurors and to the conclusions of lower-court judges.

The logic incorporated in the study design in Exercises I and II, illustrated in Table 1, was critical to the analysis and to the conclusions reached.

In contrast to many other studies and to the conclusions of reviews in this area of research [ 2– 4], we did not observe differences in nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations of the crop as a function of production system.

Regarding the choice of MHC sequences from several rat MHC haplotypes, and from a single mouse haplotype, we do not see why this should have any relevance to the type of work we have done, and to the conclusions we reach.

This led him to the counterintuitive idea that time flows differently according to the state of motion and to the conclusion that distance is also relative.

So they are not integral to the larger themes and to the conclusion of the story.

Barbie's time away from the dream house leads her on a path of self-discovery and to the conclusion that perfection comes from the inside. .

Short and to-the-point conclusion: That match was an absolute joy to watch.

Therefore, further studies are required to confirm our findings and to extend the conclusions to all critically ill patients.

FWS helped to interpret the data and to draw the conclusions.