Sentence examples for conclude common from inspiring English sources

If the mutually exclusive pattern occurs between closely related species, one can conclude common ancestry with subsequent losses.

This was an outbreak of algae, scientists concluded, common in this area at this time of year.

Since no interactions were observed when looking at the large Belgian-Canadian CD sample set and no common variants were consistently associated with CD in the MEFV region, we conclude that common variants in the MEFV region are unlikely to contribute to CD susceptibility, which is in agreement with previous studies looking at rare FMF causative mutations [25] [28].

We conclude that common coding variability at this locus does not explain the association, and that there is no large effect of common genetic variability on expression in brain tissue.

Mr. Putin and Mr. Castro will retreat to the luxurious beach resort of Varadero this weekend to try to conclude some common understanding of how Moscow and Havana can put substance behind the new vocabulary of friendship and economic cooperation.

Based on these results we conclude that common method bias does not seem to be a limiting factor in this model.

Former banking bosses.... John Nugée, former Bank of England senior manager: "The first minister [Alex Salmond] has stated firmly that he hopes to conclude a common monetary area with the continuing UK, enabling an independent Scotland to retain the pound, the services of the Bank of England and the financial underpinning of the UK treasury for Scottish financial institutions.

Must we conclude that common moral norms -- which invoke crucial social values like justice, honesty, and respect -- that apply in the "offline" world do not apply in the online world?

Hence we can conclude that common autoantibody repertoires are also sensitive to tumor growth.

We can thus conclude that common variation in INSIG2 and PFKP, both candidate genes arising from GWA studies, do not play a significant role in the pathogenesis of obesity in the Danish population.

We conclude that common genetic variants do not play a role in defining male-to-female sex ratio at birth.