Sentence examples for concluded aspects from inspiring English sources

"Although many key U.S. positions were defensible, especially that certain prisoners might not qualify for P.O.W. status," Mr. Roberts concluded, "aspects of U.S. policy and procedures were very poorly presented, and in some cases did not appear well thought out".

The results conclude aspects of the utilization method of solder paste, setting of parameters for solder printer, the temperature profile for the reflow oven, the proportion of pad to solder paste amount, and brand selection of the solder paste.

The concluding aspect of the analysis will examine the mediating role of hospital culture.

If it turned out that the lawyers initially concluded that aspects of the proposed program would be illegal, then reversed that conclusion at the request of policy makers, then prosecutors could make a case that the officials knowingly broke the law.

If an answering category of patients' views and GDPs' estimation of patients' views differed by more than 10%, we concluded the aspect to be answered differently.

"We believe that upon further analysis, the committee will conclude that aspects of the U.S. tax law drive U.S. companies to change their place of incorporation in order to compete on a level playing field with international peers," it added.

In his discussion of Dewey's ethical naturalism in the "portrait," Hook proceeded to bring together different strands of Dewey's ethical theory that had been developed throughout his philosophical career, from his early textbook on ethics in 1908 through Human Nature and Conduct to The Quest for Certainty and concluding with Aspects of Theory of Valuation of 1937.

It seems reasonable to conclude that aspects of the BCAM promotional effort, and in particular the degree to which this effort has managed to attract media attention, has been successful in increasing Internet activity relating to breast cancer.

Therefore, due to the valence-related nature of the bias, it is concluded that intensity aspects (more than timing aspects) of the P200-related attentional processes are particularly involved in the negativity bias.

27 In particular, Dugas et al made a comparison of in vitro and in vivo OLs using microarrays and concluded that many aspects of the expression profile of the in vitro OLs were very similar to that of OLs acutely purified from animals.

He concluded that two aspects of Wal-Mart's corporate culture might be to blame for pay and other disparities.