Sentence examples for conclude similarly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "conclude similarly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that a conclusion or outcome is similar to something previously mentioned or discussed.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we can conclude similarly that the results align with our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "reach a similar conclusion" or "draw a comparable conclusion".
They might conclude similarly that E.U. sanctions do not represent its members' interests.
As in the proof of Case 1 stated first, we conclude similarly the conclusion of Case 1 stated after then.
We conclude similarly that the mapping G has a coupled fixed point (u, v) ∈ g(X) × g(X).
As in the arguments of Theorems 3.1 and 3.2, we conclude similarly the following results and omit their proofs.
We conclude similarly that the mapping G has a coupled fixed point ( u, v ) ∈ g ( C ) × g ( C ).
We conclude similarly from Theorem 2.3 [4] that the mapping G has a fixed point u ∈ g ( X ).
As for Wi-Fi syndrome, a recent analysis of forty-six studinvolvingvinearlyrly twelve hundred volunteers concluded, similarly, that the signals do not cause the symptoms.
The Economist sought comment from the Rotenbergs through SMP, a bank they co-own, but was unable to reach them.Western lawyers say other Russian companies have concluded similarly well-timed transactions, the effect of which has been that they avoided sanctions.
John Headley Brooke, in "Genesis and the Scientists: Dissonance among the Harmonizers," returns to some of the scientific controversies already examined in Watson's essay, concluding similarly that Darwin's theory may be more amenable to Christianity than attempts at harmonizing Genesis with current scientific theories, since Darwin "purged it [Christianity] of a semi-deistic position".
Isken et al. concluded similarly that NF90 is a positive regulator of BVDV and HCV replication [16], [17].
If some students tested the hypothesis of "presence of disease", they would have concluded similarly to those who applied the likelihood ratio approach.
