Sentence examples for conclusions out from inspiring English sources
My role is to think clearly about these difficult issues, put my conclusions out there, and let the dust settle," he says genially.
So many others in white nationalism had come to their conclusions out of anger and fear, but Derek tended to like most people he met, regardless of race.
Further, the interpretation of the meaning of and subsequent analysis of a selection of events may lead to conclusions out of context— e.g. the statistics of observed query reformulations may be influenced by the existence of a relevance feedback component.
So far, it appears too early to draw biological conclusions out of differences in the DUB lists.
My major problem with this note is that, despite the very limited phylogenetic information carried out by these genes, the authors try to make sensible conclusions out of it.
Findings and Conclusions: Out of 80 townships UNICEF supported for micro-stratification and related activities, only 25 townships, which were not overlapping with other partners' malaria programs, had completed distribution of long lasting insecticide nets (LLINs) in 2007.
These advances have made some of the report's conclusions out-of-date, they said.
(We can have social agreement that we're bound by the Internal Revenue Code, even though we don't all agree on let alone remember everything the Code requires). So long as we share certain conventions that lead to unconventional conclusions, out-of-the-mainstream theorists can accurately claim to describe our own legal system rather than a foreign or invented one that they hope to impose.
Conclusion: Out-of-hospital variables available to field personnel could be used to effectively triage pediatric motor vehicle crash patients using the decision rule developed here.
Conclusion Out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in Martinique are similar to those from metropolis France with horrifying outcome.
