Sentence examples for conclusion fits from inspiring English sources
That conclusion fits with Gerry Kelly's remark last week on behalf of Sinn Féin that "the IRA has left the stage".
Fictitious they may be, but Calle filled in the forms and the conclusion fits; "She likes extremes and is highly adventurous, but at the same time does not like to be out of control".
The conclusion fits with other recent evidence that suggests Australopithecus had a protein-rich diet.
Above conclusion fits for a class of branches, composed of actuated pendulum and passive two-force bar, such as RUS, RUU and RRS branches (U stands for the universal joint).
This conclusion fits in with previous studies such as [8] and [16], which found that, assuming an interference-limited network with unbiased cell association and equal path loss exponents for all links, adding base stations does not modify the downlink SINR statistics.
This latter conclusion fits well with the opinion of western scholars like anthropologist Paul K. Benedict [52] and linguistists Stanley Starosta [54] and Laurent Sagart [55].
The conclusion fit that sentiment, too.
Dr. Jonathan W. Stewart, a research psychiatrist at the New York State Psychiatric Institute who was not involved in the work, said that the conclusions "fit with what else we think we know," but he was troubled by one aspect of the work.
And Dr Han says that the computers' conclusions fit with fieldwork and evolutionary theory.Species that live fast and breed rapidly, she says, devote fewer resources to fighting diseases than their more sedate relatives.
Brain imager Richard Haier of the University of California, Irvine, adds that the conclusions "fit nicely" with findings he has reported on sex differences in the brain areas used in intelligence tests.
Second, and as evidenced by the passages quoted in footnote 44, Putnam's overall conclusions fit well with more-recent Skolemite understandings of Skolem's Paradox see, e.g., his conclusion that V=L has no "determinate truth value" (p 5) or that Skolem's " 'relativity of set-theoretic notions' extends to a relativity of the truth value of 'V=L' " (p 8).
