A more common conclusion is one rat per human.
This has led to a common conclusion for victims of abusive situations: Catalan speakers end up believing that they are to blame for their own maltreatment and humiliation.
"We came to the common conclusion that the war, as such, is over on the territory of Chechnya," General Troshev said.
Because the best thing for the country would be for us to reach a common conclusion at the end of the investigation about what took place.
The battery bounce test, popularized in online videos, has led to the common conclusion that a high bounce means a dead battery.
Scientists said yesterday that these differences should not detract from their common conclusion that the world is experiencing serious climate change, driven in part by human activity.
These different methods yielded a common conclusion that the coke deposit rates of the tested hydrocarbons could be ranked as follows: endothermic fuel > cyclohexane > n-hexane > toluene.
It was great that we celebrated Jessica Ennis and Mo Farah at London 2012, but the common conclusion, that this proved our nation was at ease with diversity, was pure delusion.
The most common conclusion was that until the United States did something to force Israel to change the lot of Palestinians there, American statements about greater democracy and freedom would ring hollow.
This is, on the face of it, a rare and heartening case of disparate peoples being led to a common conclusion by evidence and reason, but serendipity played its part too.
Korean strangers, he said, often think he is American — a common conclusion that he and the others rarely correct, simply to avoid an uncomfortable episode as a biracial South Korean.
