'cannot be concluded that' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used when one is referring to an opinion or fact that cannot be confidently declared as true. For example, "From the data collected, it cannot be concluded that the new procedure has any positive effect on productivity."
It cannot be concluded that one intervention is better than the other.
In its internal review, the court, the International War Crimes Tribunal, said, "In these circumstances it cannot be concluded that there was a failure to provide proper care".
Because it was not a head-to-head comparison, it cannot be concluded that eating fish is better than using statins.
However, I dissent from accepting this consent decree because it arguably cannot be concluded that the consent decree is in the public interest when it contains a denial of liability.
However, considering the diffuse distribution of these elements and the absence of micrometric Cu-based spots, it cannot be concluded that these elements originate from the copper source; they are rather associated with the soot and the binder (Fig. S10).
This conclusion is bolstered by a further consideration: A fair hearing is not limited to a CSRA redetermination, but may also be used to adjust the CSMIA itself, §1396r5 e)(2)(A)(i); therefore, it cannot be concluded that the States are barred from taking account of the potential CSMIA in the hearing to increase the CSRA.
Therefore, it cannot be concluded that the rate of consolidation is altered by tibial lengthening over an intramedullary nail.
In this regard, it cannot be concluded that there is an especial relationship between efficiency function and delivery delay rate.
But because BFO results are not so different, it cannot be concluded that BFO can optimize the rise time.
Since the study is cross-sectional, it cannot be concluded that high caffeine consumption causes infrequent headache.
Moreover, it cannot be concluded that the systems and values of liberalization and democratization should be rejected.
