Instead they concluded, not entirely unreasonably enough, that Congress could have accomplished more.
They found no change in survival of the mice, thus concluding that survival was entirely due to a gain of function mechanism, and independent of mouse SOD1 loss of function.
"After three grueling weeks on the campaign trail, Gingrich needed a vacation and his entire staff needed to quit the campaign entirely," concluded Gray.
But before we all conclude this is an entirely marvellous development because dreadful people have it coming, there are a couple of reasonable and pertinent questions to ask at this juncture.
The author does not entirely conclude that MEG is useless and redundant with EEG.
Writer-director Jonathan Hacker's documentary offers a chilling historical document, chronicling a closed but not entirely concluded chapter in the sprawling history of 21st-century terrorism.
Then billionaire Carl Icahn got involved; Altman says he soon concluded Ackman was entirely wrong.
"They have shown that screening soil microorganisms for antibiotics is unfinished business". However, he cautioned that although the new antibiotic had exciting properties, it was too early to conclude it would entirely avoid the development of resistance.
It was, of course, just part of a broader ideological agenda that extends back decades (and not just in the Republican Party, as has been mentioned) -- an agenda that has not come close to being entirely concluded (e.g. after overreaching too early, we can expect they will come back later to try to privatize social security).
After a three-week inquest, Central Lincolnshire coroner Stuart Fisher recorded a narrative verdict on Wednesday, describing a safety pin that went through the firing handle as "entirely useless" and concluding its presence was "likely to mislead".
Fast forward to 3pm on 6 December 2011, 30 miles away in the state capital of Charleston: the US Mining Safety and Health Administration released its investigation report concluding that the disaster was "entirely preventable", caused in part by a pattern of major safety problems and Massey's efforts to conceal hazards from government inspectors.
