Sentence examples for certainly this conclusion from inspiring English sources
Certainly, this conclusion is accompanied by some reservations.
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.
Certainly, this conclusion must be taken with the caveat that the available bacteriophage genomes account for but a tiny slice of the enormous phage diversity, so it is impossible to rule out that direct progenitors of the main groups of eukaryotic viruses are lurking in the unexplored parts of the phage domain.
This is certainly the conclusion reached by impartial American publicists and historians".
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That is certainly the conclusion to be drawn from his rarely seen 1968 feature, Countdown, which was all but withdrawn from commercial release after a disastrous New York opening.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.
That was certainly the conclusion reached by the Royal Society's Brain Waves project, chaired by Prof Blakemore earlier this year.
Further studies are certainly needed to confirm this conclusion and to explore the time-consistency of BMR with longer measurement times, larger sample sizes and perhaps controlling BMR by changes in Q10 due to Tb variations.
This conclusion certainly depends on expression levels and characteristics of enzymes in particular cases, but is supported by our best estimate of biochemically relevant conditions herein, as well as the correlations among simulation end-points representing a reasonably wide range of conditions (100 nM to 1 mM of 8 free initial and 6 fixed concentrations).
This conclusion is certainly the case with the NCI cohort studies in which an unexplained deficit in leukemia mortality in the non-exposed and low-exposed groups can readily explain the reported findings for leukemia.
