Sentence examples for block concluded that from inspiring English sources

In his ruling yesterday, Judge Block concluded that the jurors must have agreed with the defense.

Judge Block concluded that the Town of Brookhaven was responsible for contaminating Motts Pond and Motts Creek, which are less than half a mile from the former town landfill in Holtsville.

Block concludes that Searle's arguments fail, but he concedes that they "do succeed in sharpening our understanding of the nature of intentionality and its relation to computation and representation" (78).

Urmey et al. [1] investigated the effects of hemidiaphragmatic paralysis on pulmonary function during interscalene brachial plexus block and concluded that the block should not be performed in patients who are dependent on intact diaphragmatic function.

The study concludes that generally longer aspect ratios produce better mechanical properties of soil blocks.

Based on its sandstone block characteristics, we concluded that the Western Annex Hall (N2) is the oldest edifice in the Preah Vihear monument.

An eight-year investigation by French magistrate Jean-Louise Brugiere that included sworn affidavits by high-level RPF defectors along with an investigation by FBI agent Jim Lyons blocked by UN Prosector Louise Arbour concluded that Kagame shot down the plane of Habayrimana on April 6 , 1994as a pretext for gaining political power.

Based on the simulation outputs and on the comparison with direct sequential simulation that does not account for the multiple supports of the data, we concluded that block sequential simulation should be used to produce reliable input data to dynamic soil water models.

When the study was released last January, though, it concluded that blocking the pipeline wouldn't make much difference to overall carbon emissions: the Canadians would find other ways of transporting to refineries the bitumen-heavy crude extracted from the Alberta tar sands.

Thus it can be concluded that blocking some pathways (decreasing the expression levels of the genes and/or their transcription activators in the path) through mutagenesis results in enhanced hydrogen production from glucose.

On the basis of seismic data and the results of a petrological study by Ishizuka et al. (2009), Kodaira et al. (2010) concluded that the block of thin oceanic crust (∼10 km thick) lies immediately trenchward of the block of thick non-oceanic crust (∼20 km thick) that was formed during the transitional stage.