Sentence examples for concluded for instance from inspiring English sources

It concluded, for instance, that forensic scientists for law enforcement agencies "sometimes face pressure to sacrifice appropriate methodology for the sake of expediency".

The judge concluded, for instance, that Microsoft had maintained its monopoly power over operating software through anticompetitive means, ruthlessly striving over four years to crush any potential threat to its domination over operating system software.

She concluded, for instance, that the Rev. Al Sharpton was "very vulnerable on Tawana Brawley" but that the moderator "didn't have the goods" on Mr. Sharpton's implicating a white prosecutor in a young black woman's rape, which a grand jury found to be a hoax.

For this reason, De Bruyn and colleagues (2003) [10] concluded, for instance, that mass-based indicators are insufficient as a measure for reducing environmental pressure.

The Navy has concluded, for instance, that a different sonar system probably played a role in the March 2000 beachings of at least 16 whales in the Bahamas, although exactly how sound may injure or disorient whales isn't understood (ScienceNOW, 7 January.

Tang also made some unauthorized changes to the study protocol after obtaining permission, the IRB concluded; for instance, the participation of research team members from the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention was not described in the protocol, and eight subjects were recruited to an unapproved "placebo" arm.

It concludes, for instance, that China's military modernization could pose a threat to Japan and the Philippines, as well as Taiwan.

It's logical to conclude, for instance, that Republicans may have been especially likely to respond to pollsters after Mr. Romney's strong debate performance.

Mr. Helman and Mr. Kranish conclude, for instance, that it's impossible to independently verify Mr. Romney's claim that he helped create a "net, net" of tens of thousands of jobs (a claim ratified by Bain Capital officials in 2011, say the authors, though without documentation) "with anything approaching certainty".

Past funded research has been influential in public health, concluding, for instance, that pregnant women should avoid alcohol and take folic acid.

We can conclude, for instance, that the Liar sentence as it was used at level i is true according to a wider level k > i.