Sentence examples for conclusion language from inspiring English sources

As a general conclusion, language does not seem to be the main predictor for the distribution of genetic variation among Niger-Congo-speaking populations.

In conclusion, language tests should be routinely adopted in the neuropsychological assessment of elderly subjects, and long-term-care institutions need to include regular sensorimotor, social, and cognitive stimulation as a public health policy for elderly persons.

His conclusion: "Same language you use, I use".

Having started French lessons, I've come to the conclusion the language side of my brain doesn't work too well.

Mill came to the conclusion that language tells us what is thinkable, possible; so, if a young woman never sees the word "she" or "they", could she naturally know that "he" represented her, too?

But it is not too soon to draw another conclusion: the language that the Court used to talk about gay marriage this past week lacked the polarizing moral denunciations of homosexuality of the past.

This had been shown in previous studies on word perception and comprehension (Hauk et al. 2006, 2009), and here we extend this conclusion to language production in picture naming.

After September's report on taxes and the economy, Senate Republicans, led by Mitch McConnell, prepared a list of complaints about Hungerford's methods, conclusions, and language (finding, for instance, the phrase "tax cuts for the rich" to be objectionable).

The critical point is that group differences do not undermine our conclusion that second language vocabulary was positively correlated with first language reading activation in the left pars orbitalis and this effect was observed irrespective of whether the first language had a consistent or inconsistent spelling-to-sound relationship.

In conclusion, providing a language context enhanced arithmetic performances in bilinguals' second instruction language.

But the British lawyers did not attempt the impossible task of squaring this conclusion with the language of the Charter.