They have also led to a widely held conclusion among residents that no one is on their side.
Mr. Seabrook has long said he would run against Mr. Engel, but his candidacy was far from a forgone conclusion among Bronx politicians.
The bill was hurt by the conclusion — among even some Republicans who voted for it — that it was too broad and might have led to arbitrary dismissals.
The basic conclusion among the envoys was that although the implementation of the plan was clearly flawed, there was no real alternative.
The research, based on internal records from the Islamic State group, will reinforce the growing conclusion among specialists that there is no obvious link between poverty or educational levels and radicalisation.
David M. Cutler, a health care economist at Harvard, summarizes what is becoming a standard conclusion among professional economists in a book, "Your Money or Your Life" (Oxford University Press, 2003).
"I thought the party had come to a conclusion among itself that we were going to have a decent debate but it wasn't going to be acrimonious," Davis said on BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
The strategic shift in the campaign message that has been unfolding in recent weeks reflects a conclusion among Mr. Romney's advisers that disappointment with Mr. Obama's economic stewardship is not sufficient to propel Mr. Romney to victory on its own.
The conclusion among these communities is that with fluoride now so widely available in toothpaste and mouthwash, there is less need to add it to water, which already has naturally occurring fluoride.
Conclusion: Among patients receiving NIV for ARF, anxiety is frequent and potentially severe.
Conclusion: Among the responders of this sample, calcemia measurement is frequent.
