Sentence examples for convincing to conclude from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, it is not convincing to conclude that the gene is HGT-derived.
However, the evidence presented in a meta-analysis of two low-quality studies is not sufficiently convincing to conclude that acupuncture alone also relieved angina symptoms, improved ECG, and delayed the time of angina onset.
Based on comprehensive review, it is convinced to conclude that microgrids could provide electricity supply with higher efficiency, reliability and quality to regional customers and will make contributions to smart grids development at large.
The remaining main body of the Sabines attacked Rome and briefly captured the citadel, but were then convinced to conclude a treaty with the Romans under which the Sabines became Roman citizens.
Convincing evidence was mustered by both sides, and thus one was tempted to conclude that DC and tumour cells shed membranous structures with a distinctly different molecular profile and distinct biologic functions.
He later concluded that those voters are virtually untouchable, in that they simply cannot be convinced to take "personal responsibility and care for their lives".
Where Wattles was convinced that the "plutocrats" were abusing their mental power, Byrne is more likely to conclude that they must be doing something right.
To conclude, some happiness.
