Sentence examples for confidently concluded from inspiring English sources

The authors of the study, published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, confidently concluded that, when compared to non-joggers, runners lived, on average, five to six years longer.

As a result of studying fractions data listed in Table 5, the domination of catalyst hydrotreating over thermal cracking is confidently concluded.

Thus, it can be confidently concluded that ANN Tool can be used to predict the properties of hybrid nanocomposites before actual manufacture.

For example, following the 2004 Madrid train bombings, three FBI fingerprint experts confidently concluded that a latent print taken from a bag containing detonating devices belonged to Brandon Mayfield, an American Muslim attorney in Oregon.

It involves selection of the highest dose tested that can be confidently concluded as safe.

However, despite the close affiliation of these 16S rRNA gene fragments with the reference species for each targeted clade of RHDα, the similarities were often lower (e.g., 92 96%) than those cut-offs usually used for species level (97%) and it cannot be confidently concluded that these taxa would necessarily contain RHDα genes even if they were deemed to be similar taxa.

Piereson confidently concludes that Hofstadter might have "found his way into the neoconservative camp had he not died prematurely".

There is insufficient evidence to confidently conclude that Labor's current TPP levels are falling, although the data are more consistent towards a fall than a continued rise in Labor's TPP.

Who else would we trust when, having itemised the translations of Das Kapital from Azerbaijani to Yiddish, he confidently concludes: "The only other major linguistic extension of Capital occurred in independent India, with editions in Marathi, Hindi, and Bengali in the 1950s and 1960s"?

"We want to get out of San Francisco," Frehn confidently concludes.

Kant confidently concludes that his system of universal interaction is certainly (certe) better than the pedestrian theory of physical influence.