Sentence examples for conclusion together with from inspiring English sources

When you put that conclusion together with the arithmetic of democracy — rising income inequality means a majority of voters are on the losing end of the deal — a political backlash seems inevitable.

And from that intermediate conclusion, together with (MP-3), another intermediate conclusion, '◊◊◊Mam3' can be derived.

This conclusion, together with the detection of two unexpected movements on the island using InSAR that were beyond the scope of the traditional geodetic network, prompted the authors to design and observe a GPS network covering the whole of Tenerife.

Then using mathematical induction together with the fact that (epsilon _{h}^{0}=epsilon_{h}^{1}=0), it can be proved in a similar fashion as in Theorem 4.3 that biglVert epsilon_{h}^{k+1}bigrVert _{1,*} leq C bigl(h^{r+1}+tau^{2}bigr), (42) which consequently leads to the conclusion together with (40).

In conclusion, together with changes in cytoskeletal and cell death pathways, modulation of glutamate transport and anti-oxidant proteins were previously found in virus-infected astrocytes or in microglia exposed to astrocyte secretions [113] [115].

This conclusion, together with its wide if not universal distribution in life, suggests that the most parsimonious explanation of the origin of this membrane-associated protein is in LUCA and not in any lineage of the diversified world of organisms, as the reviewer claims.

Finally, we provide our conclusions together with some thoughts in "Conclusions" section.

Some preliminary conclusions together with operative indications can be synthetized, referring to the paper objectives.

Our final conclusions together with a brief summary are found in Sect. 5.

We elaborate on results about the approximation of nonlinear systems and their optimal control, and then combine the theoretical conclusions together with numerical strategies for identification, filtering, and updating, which take into account possible changes in the structure or the values of the coefficients of the original system.

This conclusion, taken together with the absence of any evidence for omega, leads to the view that the presence of carbon in solution, rather than the carbides, limits diffusion of oxygen and provides additional nucleation sites for alpha – perhaps through vacancy carbon oxygen complexes.