Sentence examples for completely concluding from inspiring English sources

In May, she stopped looking completely, concluding that the job market was saturated.

However, additional functional studies to investigate the pathogenicity of ASXL3 variants are needed to completely conclude that SNVs are expected to be nonpathogenic.

However, the two strains were not authentic strains, and we cannot completely conclude that H. pleurococcoides is a heterotypic synonym of H. viridis.

In the present study, we observed the different miRNAs biogenesis in CMS, although we could not completely conclude that the difference on sRNA is cause or effect for CMS occurrence or whether miRNAs are involved in the retrograde regulation or not.

"Twenty years completely wasted," concludes Mr Lee.Well, not quite.

While those other explanations cannot be excluded completely, we conclude that "the relationship between the returns to immigrant human capital and country of birth income that we observe is most consistent with a model where the quality of human capital in a country is positively related with that country's level of income".

"Our biggest challenge is ending up with a system that displaces the black market completely," he concludes, before returning to overseeing the governance of the nation's 23rd largest city.

"This is a wildlife haven in a busy region, yet it lies completely undisturbed," he concludes.

Bugliosi terms McClellan's work "blasphemous and completely false" and concludes, "Shame on a former member of the American bar for sinking to such a depth of ignominy".

Harold C. Schonberg, reviewing the opera in The New York Times, called the score "completely impersonal" and concluded that "everything about the opera was convincing except the music".

The Alaska Public Offices Commission's staff report called this "completely implausible" and concluded that Americans for Job Security had violated state law by acting as an improper conduit.