The foregoing analysis leads to a few key concluding points on the status of market integration in the study area.
Discussing the key role platforms play in digital markets, Vestager made a concluding point of emphasizing how consumers and businesses alike depend on them — "to get the best out of digitization" — stressing therefore that it makes illegal behavior by dominant platforms "a very serious affair".
The concluding point of the two-variable RP game is a Nash equilibrium (NE) point that jointly determines the optimal price and users' rates, in the sense that there is no user that would opt to deviate from this point, since his perceived satisfaction cannot be further enhanced by making any change to his strategy individually.
Readers may feel similarly at this concluding point of the novel.
Protein folding also emerged as a concluding point of Dan Hartl (Harvard University), who addressed the conundrum of why strong signatures of positive selection are often found for ancient proteins whose enzymatic activities have long been optimized.
The Kirman record, researchers concluded, points to several centuries of drought in the Middle Ages, as well as a mid-Holocene Epoch period of aridity that began about 8,000 years ago and lasted, with one notable interruption, for roughly 5,000 years.
The 23-year-old from Milngavie won the opening two of four disciplines, but was clinging on by the end of the concluding points race.
Enforcement efforts to date, the authors concluded, "point to a lack of political will among those responsible at national and international levels".
The concluding point is that these ways of seeing "voice" in democratic processes helps you to pose really critical questions when next a policy maker asks you to participate on a committee.
Homosexuality, latent or otherwise, explains him, they conclude, pointing to the photographs he took of beautiful youths.This may all be true, but it does not diminish his achievements.
