Sentence examples for challenging to conclude from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is challenging to conclude solely from FT fits whether (1) Ni Zn Al LTH has formed, or (2) pure-phases of Ni Al LDH and Zn Al LDH have formed independent, or (3) both LDH and LTH have formed in the binary-sorbate system.

This makes it challenging to conclude about the crowd density.

"Be ready to think on your feet," it instructs, adding, "Always appear in control of yourself and the situation (despite a little natural nervousness)." The state canvassing board will meet Dec. 16 to review all challenged ballots, and hopes to conclude its work by Dec. 19, Mr. Ritchie said, although he made no promises.

As PSMA2 could only suppress the growth defect of cog6Δ cells, but not of vps52Δ, sod2Δ, opi3Δ or BY2αSyn cells challenged with DMSO, we had to conclude that PSMA2 is a suppressor of the cog6Δ-induced sensitivity.

To conclude, although definetly a challenging read, I would really recommend it and encourage more people my age to try it and not be scared of it!

To conclude, the challenges are multiple and large.

To conclude, a systemic challenge of LPS led to an exacerbated and decrease in burrowing activity in 21 month old mice when compared to 4 month old mice.

A growing number of philosophers in the 1960s and 1970s were led to conclude that the empiricist challenge was not decisive.

While the nation sees the Brown decision as a moral high-mark for our country's refusal to stand for separate-but-equal, the NAACP lawyers decided to challenge segregation after concluding that "the only way to secure a fair distribution of resources was to literally sit the black children in the same classrooms as the white ones".

"Me challenge," Lionel concludes, is "to go from the floating world... to the heavy".

Ms. Seth said her group and its opponents agreed yesterday not to count 80 challenged ballots, concluding that they would not change the results.