Sentence examples for conclusion the first from inspiring English sources

See, I've been following the whole Colin Powell phenomenon, and it's led me to an indisputable conclusion: The first Jew to be elected President of the United States will be a four-star general.The punchline was that the highest-ranking chosen person in the armed services was comptroller of the Coast Guard.Nonetheless, Mr Franken and Mr Specter will probably get along swimmingly.

So in conclusion: The first episode of Silicon Valley premieres April 6 at 10 00 pm.

In conclusion, the first 50 minutes of the show is unwatchable nonsense, but the final segment, the actual GAMING SHOWDOWN~! isn't too shabby at all.

In conclusion, the first efficacy results of anti-CGRP monoclonal antibodies in the treatment of chronic migraine are promising and at least comparable with the effect sizes of both Topiramate and OnabotulinumtoxinA.

In conclusion, the first three-dimensional structural insight of orifices in osmotic pump tablets by SR-μCT and structural reconstruction for the architectures has provided deeper insight into improving the design of advanced osmotic pumps for controlled drug release.

This is followed by five Books and a Conclusion, the first of which ("Establishment of Principles") establishes the method upon which Vico constructs a history of civil society from its earliest beginnings in the state of nature (stato di natura) to its contemporary manifestation in seventeenth century Europe.

Two young women – one born and raised in Iowa, the other in New Hampshire, both children of the internet era – arrive at the same conclusion: the first-in-the-nation contests that they've grown up with have increasingly lost their relevance.

In conclusion, the first-principles technique employing the density functional theory is able to predict the multi-electron transport phenomena which cannot be visualized through measurements.

Since and are linearly independent, which proves the first conclusion, the second conclusion can be shown similarly.

The first conjunct ('is greater than each individual's probability') is the non-asymptotic conclusion, the second ('converges to 1') the asymptotic conclusion.

In conclusion, the second touch hypothesis accommodates the plasticity of CD4 T cell phenotypes.