Sentence examples for concluded firmly from inspiring English sources

In his report, Taylor concluded firmly that police mismanagement of the crowd had caused the disaster.

First, the CD4+ dependence of primary CTL responses cannot be concluded firmly due to the possibility that the primary CTL responses to non-infectious antigens are too weak to be measured by direct ex vivo killing assays.

I don't like messages in books," she concludes, firmly.

For me to conclude firmly that I will not eat animals does not mean I oppose, or even have mixed feelings about, eating animals in general.

But a recent survey of senior financial professionals, on behalf of VMware, on what budget cuts might mean for IT departments in public sector organisations, concludes firmly that most managers believe that cuts to technology spending would jeopardise their organisations' ability to deliver frontline services.

"And changing a government with street protests is not a part of democracy," she concludes firmly.

Therefore, we are not able to conclude firmly that delayed discharges were associated with higher than expected morbidity and mortality.

The discussion concludes firmly that (yeast) dynein rotates its cargoes around the MT with a pitch of about 600nm.

It is not possible to conclude firmly that the change in QoL between discharge and 90 days was small and unbiased.

It is hard to conclude firmly what the reasons for such big discrepancies concerning the location of the experienced back pain are.

Our study failed to show an advantage with the use of aggressive combination chemotherapy with concurrent radiotherapy although it is difficult to conclude firmly on this because the accrual target was not reached.