Sentence examples for certainly conclusions from inspiring English sources

Certainly, conclusions can be drawn from Tajima's D estimates found in our study about natural selection affecting the studied sorghum genomic regions.

This is certainly the conclusion reached by impartial American publicists and historians".

That is certainly a conclusion one could draw from a full-page advertisement in this paper last Monday and Tuesday.

That's certainly the conclusion I have come to, and not just because several of its central arguments have now been questioned.

That is certainly the conclusion to be drawn from his rarely seen 1968 feature, Countdown, which was all but withdrawn from commercial release after a disastrous New York opening.

That there could be no strong prosecution case was certainly the conclusion which MPs on the cross-party standards and privileges committee reached when they examined the findings of the standards commissioner, John Lyon.

This is certainly the conclusion of the ongoing excavation under the auspices of the University of Reading.

That was certainly the conclusion reached by the Royal Society's Brain Waves project, chaired by Prof Blakemore earlier this year.

Certainly, this conclusion is accompanied by some reservations.

Certainly, any conclusion deduced from their study depends on the set of topologies, genes and p-values investigated.

Certainly this conclusion applies only for the irradiation of plasmid DNA and not for the irradiation of whole skin or skin cell cultures where various side effects of the irradiation can be expected.