Sentence examples for conclude extensive from inspiring English sources

But it will be some weeks before investigators conclude extensive toxicology testing, which leaves plenty of time for speculation as to who might want to get rid of Patarkatsishvili and his $12 billion fortune.

We conclude that extensive extraction decreases the amount of habitat to such extent that it may have negative consequences on species persistence at the landscape level.

The authors conclude that extensive (greater than 1.5 mm) facet effusion is highly predictive of degenerative spondylolisthesis at the L4 L5 level in the absence of measurable anterolisthesis on the supine MRI.

Based on the results of our study, we conclude that extensive reprogramming of the transcriptome and metabolome occurs in the rice host (RP) upon gall midge (GMB1) infestation leading to an array of events that likely induce hypersensitive response (HR -mediated HR -mediatednce against gall midge.

We may conclude that extensive recruitment effort does not only increase the representativeness of the sample at initial assessment waves [ 5, 11, 12], but also eight years later.

We conclude that extensive ectopic positioning of neuronal partners can be compensated for by cell-autonomous mechanisms that allow for the establishment of proper connectivity.

First, we conclude that extensive recruitment efforts at the first assessment wave of a population-based cohort still pays off eight years later.

We conclude that extensive reticulation deep in the tree and incomplete lineage sorting are the likely reason for the lack of support at higher level nodes.

We conclude that extensive irreversible post-translational deamidation takes place at asparagine residue 279 (N279) in the RD4 epitope of tau in Alzheimer's disease (AD), but not corticobasal degeneration (CBD) or progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), and this modification abrogates the immunoreactivity to RD4.

But 3M, which stopped producing chemicals related to perfluorinated acids in 2000, has concluded after extensive studies that humans are not at risk.

Politico.com canvassed Democrats in potential swing states and concluded: "During extensive interviews in recent weeks in Republican-leaning states, Politico found widespread belief among current and former Democratic statewide officials that Obama is the more electable candidate with their electorates.