Sentence examples for conclusion firmly from inspiring English sources

However, to be able to draw such a conclusion firmly, and to explain the geographical variation, further research is needed.

The authors state their conclusions firmly.

This conclusion is firmly buttressed by the analysis of data recently extracted and classified as focal versus non-focal by McDaniel and Einstein themselves ([6], Table 7.4, p. 143 156).

In conclusion we firmly believe all these technological developments and tools applied to minimally invasive procedure have gained, over time, more and more attractiveness due to their appraised clinical efficacy, and the acquired clinical experience in thousands of patients worldwide has led to a global improvement and to an implementation of this promising and ground-breaking surgical approach.

But proponents of fat studies challenge the science behind those conclusions and firmly believe that obesity research is shaped by society's bias against fat people and that the consequences of excessive weight are not as bad as scientists portray.

Don't draw that conclusion," he says firmly.

Now that the evening's conclusion had been firmly established, Sam knew exactly where he wanted to go.

The expedition lasted for six months, and after its conclusion Tylor, now firmly set on the course of his life's work, returned to England.

In my view, it has to be something that overturns or negates an already drawn conclusion or a firmly entrenched and reasonable assumption (Orient Express overturns an unreasonable assumption on the part of the reader, which is why I wouldn't call it a twist).

In conclusion, Australian stakeholders firmly believe that molecular CT/NG POC tests can improve STI management and control in high prevalence remote areas.

A comparison was made with PNIPAAM which seemed to indicate a slightly broader LCST transition for the two new polymers, however no conclusions could be firmly established on this as the molecular weights of the polymers were not measured.