Sentence examples for conclusions that for from inspiring English sources

And over the course of that phone call I came to several conclusions: that, for my sanity, I would have to give up the apartment and move out; that, because it was the decent thing to do, I would tell my roommates about Mac and me; and that, despite my anxiety, despite — or because of — his funny striped hat, I really, definitely, liked Mac.

Vijan et al. (18) developed a cost-utility model for screening, with the conclusions that for patients with good glycemic and blood pressure control (that is, a lower risk population), screening every 2 to 3 years would be appropriate while at the same time advocating "close follow-up" for the high-risk patient.

Then the trick is to look for conclusions that are reinforced by a number of sources.

"We came to the conclusion that for-sale was the way to go," he said.

The premises of William G. Tierney's argument about the value of for-profit colleges to the greater economy are sound, but his conclusion -- that for-profits are essential to economic growth -- is debatable.

During initial performance in the absence of incentives, dorsal striatal activation for "Old" memory conclusions nonetheless exceeded that for "New" conclusions regardless of the accuracy of these conclusions.

All the same it remains hard to avoid the conclusion that will be uncomfortable for many.

Second, the argument assumes the conclusion that is being argued for — that it is theft.

"I came to the conclusion that was the only way for me".

Rounding out the analysis was another pointed conclusion that for those attuned to Metro's weekend service schedule probably isn't a surprise.

So trying to understand what Weber is getting at, I came to the conclusion that for Weber power is the dependent variable.