Sentence examples for conclusion proved from inspiring English sources

Speaking to trade publication Retail Week, Walker said the regulator's conclusion proved supermarkets were not guilty of wrongdoing and he insisted customers were getting an "amazing deal".

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The exception is ignoratio elenchi in which, in one of its guises, the deduction contains no fallacy but the conclusion proved only appears to contradict the answerer's thesis.

Because the rate of decay is exponential, we also expect that small connectivity cannot create synchronization either, again an intuitive conclusion proved rigorously for the elapsed time structured model in [22].

Caesar Jenkyns, who "has been playing so well with Small Heath this season that his selection as centre half was a foregone conclusion", "proved himself clever in tackling the English forwards and often getting the ball from them", as Wales drew with England at Queen's Club.

Unfortunately, their study relied on contigs generated by searching the NCBI trace archive with MegaBlast rather than a full genome assembly, and this conclusion proved to be incorrect [49].

But if the conclusion proves true, it could open the door to new opportunities for treating these devastating mental disorders, which affect as many as 6 out of every 1,000 newborns.

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This conclusion proves the feasibility in the high-speed machining of high hardened materials for industrial applications.

And if this conclusion proves deadly accurate it would be a case of eating a pair of socks as well as your hat.

In conclusion, proving that CRT is efficacious in mildly symptomatic heart failure patients will create more questions than it answers.