Sentence examples for conclusion instead of from inspiring English sources

The key to her shorter performances, the site discovered, may lie in the finish – Clarkson generally does a very tight "brave" as her conclusion, instead of drawing the final word out dramatically.

That same month, while promoting the 3D Blu-ray release of Titanic, he stated that the scripts for the second and third Avatar parts are still being written, with both being "separate stories that have an overall arc inclusive of the first film" and the second having a clear conclusion instead of a cliffhanger to the third film.

This approach, therefore, allows for the focus of any evaluation to be on the fundamental question "What populations are at greatest risk and what evidence forms the basis of this conclusion?" instead of on the categorization of factors.

They said that the trial court judges — who are husband and wife — simply adopted Dr. Denkowski's conclusions instead of examining reams of evidence from other psychologists that they said proved their clients were mentally retarded and ineligible for the death penalty.

We now reiterate this in the Conclusions: "Instead of translocation, the helicase domain appears to be important for providing DNA affinity and for bypassing the 5' RNA primer of Okazaki fragments".

In the sequel, we shall simply quote only the p-values and draw conclusions instead of going through the description of testing the null hypothesis that the median is zero indicating no change in the responses after taking the Course.

Could you please comment on that, so that it does not seem that you are forging the groups that are matching your conclusions, instead of, for instance, being unable to resolve the problem.

If physicians do not see these tools as useful and do not use them at all, we should perhaps draw some conclusions: instead of making every effort to generalize the use of these tools, shouldn't we assess what is currently used in real practice?

They don't accept everything they hear from their friends or on the radio and do their own research, making sure that they're reaching the best conclusions instead of resorting to lazy or incomplete thinking.

Yet, Roberts did not rest with that conservative conclusion; instead, his study of the matter led him to conclude that Congress had ample authority to pass health care reform as an aspect of its taxing and spending power.

In 1991, Ian Tattersall and Jeffrey H. Schwartz reviewed the evidence and came to a different conclusion, instead favoring to return the members of Eulemur and Varecia to the genus Lemur.