Sentence examples for conclusion start from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, start codon usage could greatly affect the biosynthetic efficiency in the biosynthetic gene cluster of nosiheptide.

"If you have premises from which your conclusion follows, in deductive reasoning, no added bit of further information no new thing that you learn, no further premise you add will change the conclusion". "Start with Euclid's axioms," Gross says, "and you can get that Euclidean triangles have 180 degrees". Adding further information won't change that.

The journey to that conclusion started one day in 2008, when Kastner was crossing Washington Road on her way to Nassau Hall for a meeting.

In conclusion, starting from a targeted design strategy of antivirals against E2 we identified PTC12 as a potent inhibitor of BVDV entry.

Collins, as the enslaving anthem reaches its conclusion, starts to playfully twiddle his cane, which generates huge whoops from his loyal following.

Over the years, a number of studies have examined the subject, and most have reached the same conclusion: starting a day without a solid meal tends to have slight but detectable effects on mood, memory and energy level.

And we've gotten to know the people on both sides now, so we now bring it to a conclusion starting with '6:02.' By the next episode we start to deal with the issue because our earth starts to deteriorate.

Conclusion: Start-up of a plan of communication: we drafted and sent an alarm note and recommendations of good use of antimarial combinotherapies to prescribers and dispensers.

In conclusion, starting from an original manufacturing process that was used to generate pilot phase 1 clinical material, we have now made minimal changes to the upstream and downstream processes achieving a significant increase in yield and purity while retaining stability and integrity of the molecule.

Here are some of their conclusions, starting with internships.

Mr. Jebara, who is also an associate professor of computer science at Columbia University, says the key to drawing such conclusions starts with having very large sets of data that go back several years.