Sentence examples for conclusion was derived from inspiring English sources

This conclusion was derived by the molecular analysis of the gorilla genome in which 4qter-derived genomic clones did not show the presence of Beta satellite sequences [25], and by FISH that showed the co-localization of D4Z4 and Beta satellite only on an internal location of chromosome 4p [28,25].

(This conclusion was derived by using the known rates of production of H2B mRNA throughout early development [R. E. Maxson and F. H. Wilt, Dev. Biol., in press].) The physiologically relevant transcript of the histone genes in early development is therefore monocistronic and probably identical to the messenger RNA itself.

This conclusion was derived from studies by comparing pathogen inactivation effects of sodium hydroxide and calcium hydroxide.

A similar conclusion was derived by Dalin et al. (2006) for Moscow time series (1962 to 2005) and Moscow and Danish time series (1983 to 2005).

That conclusion was derived based not only on the ease of automation available within the current embedded-system EDA space of FPGA vendors but by the experimentally verified validity in aggregate performance and throughput of the accelerators not being compromised.

A similar conclusion was derived from auditory odd-ball studies using event-related potentials (ERPs).

(5th ed). 98. Decided support to that conclusion is derived from the English decisions upon the same subject, especially from those of modern date, many of which have been very satisfactorily collated by a very able text-writer.

Similar conclusion is derived from the band dispersions also.

There, the collective position on the conclusion is derived by logical implication from the majority judgments on the premises.

The internal and external consistency testing results are outlined in nine possible scenarios through which a conclusion is derived confirming the competitive advantage of MCDM methods.

This is, in effect, an awareness which combines the two premises of the argument together immediately prior to the conclusion being derived, and is called the 'parāmarśa' or 'consideration'consideration