Sentence examples for conclusion because it is from inspiring English sources

It took the association's expert panel years to come to a firm conclusion because it is difficult to run clinical studies of cardiac arrest victims.

One may draw this conclusion because it is unlikely that the Capetians had previously troubled to record the balances of revenues and expenses in the form first revealed by a record of the year 1202.

The temptation is to draw an overarching conclusion, because it is convenient to do so, when in truth Lewis — and, to be fair, for different reasons — is perhaps more polarizing than another professed Christian, Tim Tebow.

We emphasize that this is an important threat impacting our conclusion because it is much harder to find bad smells in an unknown software.

While some articles that I have read have labeled this "Alarmingly high," as the parent of a child with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder), I'm shocked that it took them so long to get to this conclusion, because it is a fact that many parents of children with autism already knew.

This is a significant conclusion because it is consistent with previous reports that H3K36 methylation levels in yeast are largely independent of transcription rate [18], and because it obviates the need to posit a biological or evolutionary mechanism that accounts for a link between suppression of cryptic transcription and gene length or transcriptional frequency.

Her conclusion: because it's Flint.

"You try to reach a conclusion because it's essentially your job as an investigator to do that, and if we're able to draw a conclusion on this case, we will," Paul J. Browne, the chief spokesman for the New York Police Department, said in an interview Monday.

Dr. Fineberg declined to discuss the report's conclusions, because it is a draft.

One might think that another candidate would be drawing conclusions, because it is controversial whether inferences can be understood simply as complex judgments.

The conclusion is striking because it is a denial that a and b might be identical under one form of identification, but not under another.