Sentence examples for comfortable to conclude that from inspiring English sources
Second, even though the human and mouse hepatocytes were not cultured under identical conditions, we feel comfortable to conclude that PPARα regulates a mostly divergent set of genes in mouse and human liver.
Listening to a full program of these songs leads one to conclude that Sibelius was more inventive and comfortable when composing for orchestra.
However, in the absence of strong evidence to the contrary it makes logical sense to conclude that research questions should be important enough for clinicians to be comfortable with taking part.
To conclude that the so-called population bomb is fizzling because fertility has fallen substantially in the richer countries is to engage in an exercise of coddling the comfortable and ignoring the afflicted.
It was a privilege that meant I weighed it up and, believing that a degree would help me to live a more comfortable life, concluded that the future debt was worth it (I also coped through a certain amount of denial that it didn't count as "real debt").
This appears to conclude the Jangl saga that started late last fall.
Indeed, for the reasons we discuss, we are comfortable concluding that state legal malpractice claims based on underlying patent matters will rarely, if ever, arise under federal patent law for purposes of §1338(a).
Make sure your clothes are comfortable to compensate for that!
"But I'm very comfortable with the decision-making process that led to us not trying to conclude a deal.
That inspection is expected to conclude shortly.
