Sentence examples for conclusion essentially from inspiring English sources

That conclusion essentially backed up the results of the Federal Reserve's stress tests in April.

The panel's conclusion essentially ends a rancorous debate waged between industry and environmental officials for more than a decade.

That conclusion essentially agreed with what Dr. Niman had been arguing since early March — that it was unlikely that seven infections among six relatives and a neighbor, with onset dates stretching from Feb. 15 to March 4, had all been picked up from dying wild swans that the family had plucked for feathers in a nearby swamp in early February.

An earlier study by Taylor et al. [7] compared non-metabolizable glucose (18F-deoxyglucose) and palmitic acid (18F-6-thia-heptadecanoic acid) with a conclusion essentially contradictory to Davila-Roman et al. [6], but this study lacks matched controls.

This conclusion essentially concurs with the current hypothesis of crosstalk between subfamily members of the ErbB receptors and their prognostic significance (Wada et al, 1990; Sliwkowski et al, 1994; Pinkas-Kramarski et al, 1996; Chow et al, 2001).

These conclusions, essentially mechanistic, do not depend qualitatively on the initial mucus distribution.

Why else would NAS, WHO, SCOEL, BfR, OECD, Health Canada, NICNAS, and for sensory irritation even US EPA (2005) reach conclusions essentially identical to those reached in the present review?

Another sort of nondeductive rationality that is indispensable to at least much of the higher intelligence displayed by human beings is reasoning to a conclusion that essentially contains terms not included in the premises.

However, it should be noted that both of these studies used the total current instead of the EEJ defined by the two-station method, thus their conclusion is essentially about the total current-Sq relationship.

If so, an "in-dividual" historical event has to be reduced to an "individual" manifestation of the objective process of history, a conclusion that essentially implies that Rickert returned to the German Idealist faith in the meaningfulness of history and the objective validity of the diverse values to be found in history.

This comes from Currys PC World – a suspect group to conduct a study whose conclusion is essentially 'your children desire gadgets and, who knows, maybe those gadgets will make them millionaires' – who commissioned a poll of 12-to-25-year-olds 12-to-25-year-olds 12-to-25-year-olds 12-to-25-year-olds 12-to-25-year-olds