Strauss concludes his study of Halevi by suggesting that "by going so far with the philosophers…he [Halevi] discover[s] the fundamental weakness of the philosophic position and the deepest reason why philosophy is enormously dangerous" (PAW, p. 140).
In 1861 Bruckner concluded his arduous studies with Sechter with magnificent testimonials, and he also astonished his judges at an organ examination in Vienna.
Before concluding his theology studies at Tübingen, in March/April 1594 Kepler accepted an offer to teach mathematics as the successor to Georg Stadius at the Protestant school in Graz (in Styria, Austria).
The "2005 bankruptcy reform benefited credit card companies and hurt their customers," Mr. Simkovic concluded in his study.
They do not, he concluded, but his study required genetic data from more than 100,000 people collected in 20 studies by researchers from around the world.
Evans-Pritchard, a social anthropologist at the University of Oxford, concluded after his study of the religion of the Nuer, a people in South Sudan, that for them sacrifice is a gift intended "to get rid of some danger of misfortune, usually sickness".
In a finding that will go down in the annals of scientific discovery, he concluded in his study published in the online journal PeerJ: "The three least painful positions were the skull, middle toe and upper arm… the three most painful locations were the nostril, upper lip and penis shaft".
Lamarck concluded from his study of the fossil and recent molluscan fauna that the main reason why most of his fossil species no longer are alive was not that they had fallen victims to Cuvierian-style extinction but rather that they had slowly and inexorably changed through time into something else up to and including the modern fauna.
On the contrary, Walter et al. (Walter et al. 2010) concluded in his study that 3D woven composites "ORT & AI" tested in the short-beam configuration exhibited lower interlaminar shear strength when compared to 2D plain woven laminated composite as a baseline.
