Sentence examples for conclusion having from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, having the S01/S01 diplotype configuration in the IL18 gene would be one genetic risk factor for susceptibility of the Japanese population to JIA, as well as RA and AOSD, and might contribute to high IL-18 protein production in systemic JIA.

The results of the voting in Parliament were largely a foregone conclusion, having been settled in meetings among political leaders during the past several days.

"Our conclusion, having looked at all the facts, is that there is no political vulnerability for Secretary Clinton," he said in an interview.

At the scene's conclusion, having been helped back to her feet by a fellow-performer, Dessay leaned against the edge of the proscenium and mugged for the audience as it delivered a long, appreciative ovation.

In conclusion, having fretted neurotically over the condition of domestic socialism, and his obligations towards it, he arrives at a kind of armistice in the war with himself: "To sum up – there is no chance of righting the conditions I described in the earlier chapters of this book, or of saving England from fascism, unless we can bring an effective socialist party into existence".

"I've come to the conclusion, having read them again, that maybe Eliot was the inventor of rap," Lloyd Webber told the Telegraph, citing the metre of the line: 'The Rum Tum Tugger is a curious cat/ And there isn't any call for me to shout it/ For he will do as he do do/ And there's no doing anything about it".

Alas, no clear conclusion has emerged.

No conclusion has yet been reached.

That counterintuitive conclusion has deservedly received a lot of press.

The department said that conclusion had not changed.

However, this conclusion has been challenged.