Sentence examples for can not conclude from inspiring English sources

However, such temperature dependence alone can not conclude decisively the state of weak localization.

However, according to a one-tailed binominal test (which was also used by [5] and is appropriate for observations falling into two categories, such as ours, where only a greater sample frequency of observations in one category than expected under the null hypothesis justifies rejection), this difference is not statistically significant, so we can not conclude that a cycling asymmetry exists.

Then, we can not conclude that the expression of Hes1 and Mash1 show an inverse correlation in mouse thyroid development.

Nevertheless, despite the higher FRET-efficiency of Vpu together with CD4 we can not conclude that there is more or stronger interaction, because the three dimensional architecture of the Vpu fusion is fundamentally different from that of the Nef fusions.

Therefore we can not conclude that there is no expression of ADGF-A/AGFP at the protein level under normal growth conditions but rather if there is any expression, it is certainly very low.

However, Fu's Fs method is particularly sensitive to demographic effects, and therefore, we can not conclude whether positive selection or demographic history (e.g. population expansion) account for the observed pattern.

Limitations for this study were that most participants were computer literate, and we can therefore not conclude whether or not all patients can use this kind of computer technology.

Our study can, however, not conclude that MHI-5 is a better measure of depression than the MDI; it can only conclude that the predictive value for long-term sickness absence is higher for the MHI-5 than for the MDI.

Given that the confidence interval of the forecasts includes the observed value of the employment rate for both genders, we can however not conclude that there is a statistically significant impact at a level of 5%%.

Even if this information is available "for free" as an incidental finding from genotyping as a part of a research study, we can still not conclude that returning genetic information for this purpose is neutral.

We can thus not conclude that the hypothesis of a higher selective pressure on LP in central and north Europe due to more intensive cattle exploitation is a better explanation of the current distribution of LP in Europe, compared to the cal and gcc hypotheses.