Sentence examples for concludes explicitly from inspiring English sources

The discussion concludes, explicitly, that evidence of a connection between cosmic rays and climate is quite weak.

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Doser et al. (2006), (2008) studied the seismicity in this area very carefully, but there are no interplate shallow events before and after the earthquake although they did not conclude this explicitly.

One recent study explicitly concludes that poor institutional development, including weak governance and property laws, is "intrinsic" to nations with oil and other minerals.

This exploratory study concludes that students explicitly explore and develop scientific explanations when balancing design benefits and trade-offs.

Sutton concludes his analysis by explicitly stating that chromosomes "may constitute the physical basis of the Mendelian law of heredity".

Twitter, writes Rosen, has "explicitly concluded that it wants to be a platform for democracy rather than civility".

Although the court did not explain its reasons for dismissing the second count, it explicitly concluded that respondent had "presented sufficient proof of prejudice with respect to Count I. App. to Pet. for Cert.

However, it is not possible to explicitly conclude that these ridges represent a relict form.

The committee doesn't provide any further details to back up its retraction recommendation and doesn't explicitly conclude that the reactome array does not work; the letter in fact notes that "a number of scientists are convinced of the validity of the methodology described".

In the concluding chapter, Cott explicitly states "The innumerable visible devices used.. in peace-time and in war-time.. are merely rediscovered.. applications of colour that have already reached a high.. degree of specialization and perfection.. in the animal world", mentioning predator-prey relationships, sexual selection and signalling to rivals.