In conclusion, ordered distribution of mutations in the array of a variable number of core repeats in DTC84 is consistent with deletion events in a preformed segment, occurring independently with respect to the flanking modules.
Our worldview posits that what Hamilton calls "an information-to-conclusions ordering" is the process that people use to understand the natural world.
Alternatively they are requesting an order quashing the inquest's conclusions and ordering a fresh inquest.
As applied to love itself, for example, it must begin with a definition of love, and reach its conclusions by ordering its discussion in relation to it (263d5-e3).
If those findings are accepted, Professor Elhauge said, the conclusion to order a breakup appears "entirely sensible" under legal precedents.
In conclusion, highly ordered TiO2 NTAs have been obtained by high-field anodization of the Ti films deposited on Si substrate.
In conclusion, our computerized ordering tool significantly increased the use of nonimaging cardiac stress tests and reduced the use of imaging tests yet was not able to reduce inappropriate use.
When Blankenship was told of that memo, he did not take actions to heed its conclusions; he ordered it to stay "privileged and confidential," saying, presciently, that, in the event of a trial, it would be "a terrible document to have in discovery".
A study conducted in South Africa, which reported last year, was so successful that its organisers brought it to a premature conclusion in order to tell the uncircumcised control group that they might be well advised to have the snip.
Defense lawyers in a prominent terror trial in Manhattan nearly 15 years ago reached a similar conclusion when they ordered research on whether their clients would fare better in a city other than New York.
A patent case that began back in 2011 has reached a conclusion, with Samsung ordered to pay about $539 million to Apple over infringements of the latter's patents in devices that are now long gone.
