Sentence examples for confident to conclude from inspiring English sources
Thus, we are confident to conclude that the lack of the full-range immune response after Tc-zen1 RNAi is exclusively due to the absence of the serosa.
This makes us confident to conclude that it is this specific knockdown of this gene that causes the phenotype and not any knockdown.
Pertaining to safety, we are confident to conclude that under clinical conditions the use of ethanol-based hand rubs does not lead to intoxicating levels of alcohol in the peripheral blood.
By ruling out each of the three alternative possibilities, we are confident to conclude that pollination by O. biennis is the major, if not the only, conceivable cause for the genetic and epigenetic variations in the mutator-phenotype and its sefled progenies.
Therefore, in this paper, if there is no significantly difference in the average expressions of network motifs (MAMCs) between mPHs and mDHs, it is more confident for us to conclude that the network motifs of mPHs are more likely to be co-expressed than those of mDHs depending on the significant SAMC difference between mPHs and mDHs.
And she is confident that "Jerseylicious," scheduled to conclude on May 9, will be back for a second season.
Despite the fact that a larger dataset would generate more confident results, it is safe to conclude to that predicting the age and income of a shower-taker based solely on her showers is a non-trivial task.
Despite the collapse of the previous deal and the long wait to finally secure a long-term legacy plan for the £500m stadium, Altman says the OPLC remains confident it will be able to conclude the deal in time to re-open in the summer of 2014.
Closer to home, Goodell remains confident the league will be able to conclude a new labour agreement with the NFL Players Association before the 2010 season.
"However, Bishop International Ltd and Plymouth (125) Limited have both stated that they remain confident that they will be able to conclude the transaction shortly," the statement added.
