Sentence examples for conclusion nevertheless from inspiring English sources

Describing Dostoyevsky's notoriously prejudiced essay "The Jewish Question," Frank is at pains to suggest that its conclusion nevertheless "holds out the hope of a resolution" through the operations of human charity and benevolence.

It is based on inferences for which the truth of the premises does not warrant the truth of the conclusion as in deductive reasoning, but for which the conclusion nevertheless holds in most/typical/etc.

This conclusion, nevertheless, should not undermine further attempts to simultaneously harvest geothermal heat and sequester CO2 with higher injection rates at which the mentioned effects might become more pronounced.

The most striking conclusion nevertheless is that despite the use of three different scatter correction techniques, all the systems achieved, in the three cold inserts of the NEMA NU2-1994 phapproximatelyidenticaldenticandand very low (≤4%) residual fractions at 30 iterations.

Our data are too limited to draw any definitive conclusion; nevertheless in our experience gefitinib does not increase the activity of FOLFOX combination in advanced colorectal cancer even in patients overexpressing EGFR or with EGFR amplification.

While our initial model was deliberately simplified to facilitate its analysis, we now show that our main conclusions nevertheless hold when inhibitory connections between interneurons are accounted for.

Therefore, it is difficult to reach significant conclusions; nevertheless, our study offers a comprehensive overview of this heterogeneous group, which is obviously characterized by high mTOR activity in general.

Although we argued above that most ORFans are not artifacts, nevertheless, this conclusion still allows for a substantial minority of ORFans to be artifacts, for example, misannotated noncoding regions, or former genes that no longer contribute to fitness (e.g., acquired bacteriophage genes).

Like the desert rat, revered for its ability to launch itself "as if on wings, from its match-thin hind legs," Moore moved by leaping back and forth between the physical and the abstract, as in the conclusion to "Nevertheless": The weak overcomes its menace, the strong over- comes itself.

Janet Maslin of The New York Times considered the film formulaic and "half an hour too long, thanks to the obligatory shoot-'em-up conclusion, ... nevertheless the dullest sequence here" but praised Moore's performance and the film's "share of self-mockery", which she found refreshing.

Our conclusion is nevertheless consistent with other comparative studies, almost all controlling for phylogeny [de Waal, 1989; Thierry, 2000; Thierry et al., 2008; Thierry et al., 2000b].