Sentence examples for conclude some of from inspiring English sources

In the process, we used the generalized mean value theorem (Odibat and Shawagfeh in Appl. Math. Comput. 186:2007293, 2007) extended to fractional calculus to conclude some of the properties.

Before we conclude some of the major implication of our findings, a limitation of the study needs to mention.

But, the story concludes: "Some of her friends with mental health problems haven't been so lucky.

US senators concluded some of Apple's Irish companies were not tax resident anywhere, with John McCain describing the company's arrangements as "unacceptable … complicated and pernicious".

It was on finance, and concluded: "Some of the new financial technologies are, in effect, efforts to bottle up considerable uncertainties.

But it does state that the unleashing of the N.S.A. went too far, concluding: some of the authorities that were expanded or created in the aftermath of September 11 unduly sacrifice fundamental interests in individual liberty, personal privacy, and democratic governance.

The board and its staff concluded some of the expenses were not exempt, and yesterday they disallowed about $296,000 of the total request and made Mr. Hevesi the only Democratic mayoral candidate to have exempt expenditure claims rejected.

In several instances, the study concluded, some of the commercials that lost on likability in surveys like the USA Today Ad Meter scored high marks on increasing purchase intent.

In June, White told the Wall Street Journal that the S.E.C. would begin concluding some of its investigations by trying to force the target to admit to having broken the law, and going to court if the target refused.

The governing body for rhythmic gymnastics has cleared dozens of judges who were suspected of cheating on qualifying tests last year, despite an investigation that concluded some of the test scores "could only have occurred by cheating".

The Office for Civil Rights wrote that it hopes to close cases faster as it concludes some of the oldest investigations and if Congress increases its appropriations.