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What, then, can be concluded about lowland Maya urbanism?

But without a trial, what is to be concluded about Mr. Zuma's guilt or innocence?

It can be concluded about the good agreement between experiments and simulations attesting the effectiveness of the material model utilized to describe the time-dependent hardening behavior.

However, because the extant research has not systematically accounted for the separate effects of language of instruction versus type of intervention, very little can be concluded about how these factors contribute to the positive main effects of these interventions.

That was the reply of J.B.S. Haldane, a British scientific polymath of the early 20th century, when he was asked if there were anything that could be concluded about God from the study of natural history.

But Dr. David Freedman, a professor of statistics at the University of California at Berkeley, who has worked extensively in epidemiology, said he doubted much could be concluded about the effects of religious struggle on the basis of the study's findings.

No matter what is concluded about the crash, "Putin will be able to turn it to his benefit," Arina Borodina, a leading Russian TV analyst, said on a Svoboda.org radio show.

Their secret talks were concluded about a month before the Battle of the Somme began in 1916.

We have shown based on global transcript profiling that the developmental gene expression program is concluded about 4 weeks after birth in virtually all organs.

* Wisconsin, the land of the persuadable voter: Joel Achenbach has a nicely reported piece on the deliberations of undecided voters in Wisconsin, and what they're concluding about Romney and Obama.

Undoubtedly, most of what we are concluding about you is just plain wrong because most of us are so busy trying to teach you something rather than learn something from you.