Sentence examples for conclusion that it has from inspiring English sources

The structure of the protein led to the conclusion that it has adhesion properties, but, later on, its diverse biological functions were revealed [ 18].

"Despite knowing that bitcoin could fail all along, the now inescapable conclusion that it has failed still saddens me greatly," he wrote.

("I used to shy away from bribery," he reportedly said, "but I've come to the conclusion that it has a place").

George Slavich, a clinical psychologist at the University of California in Los Angeles, has spent years studying depression, and has come to the conclusion that it has as much to do with the body as the mind.

This brief review of Israel's record over the past four decades makes it difficult to resist the conclusion that it has become a rogue state with "an utterly unscrupulous set of leaders".

But from today, the history books need a new chapter: a report on education in Tower Hamlets has reached the conclusion that it has some of the best modern urban schools in the world.

This came about due to the position of the polestar shifting in position since the time of Zu Geng in the 5th century, hence Shen Kuo diligently observed the course of the polestar for three months, plotting the data of its course and coming to the conclusion that it had shifted slightly over three degrees.

Note how it starts by reaffirming McDavid's guilt, and then avoids admitting any wrongdoing by saying that the government agreed, in its great magnanimity, that others might come to the conclusion that it had seriously screwed the pooch.

Attacking the government's claims and the judge's findings one by one, Microsoft first tried to rebut the conclusion that it had illegally tied a Web browser, Internet Explorer, to the Windows operating system.

The seat closest to this compartment was found a quarter of a mile from where the plane crashed, a fact leading to the inescapable conclusion that it had been hurled out while the plane was still in the air.

Similarly, Pearson's Web site cites several studies of its own to support its claim that Waterford Early Learning improves literacy, without acknowledging the same 2009 study's conclusion that it had little impact.