Sentence examples for could only be concluded from inspiring English sources

Sharpston said the Singapore agreement, under discussion since 2010, could only be concluded by the commission and member states together.

However, for several PK parameters, bioequivalence could only be concluded when outliers (as are commonly observed in studies of this kind [ 12, 13]) were excluded.

Finally, low rates were obtained for the bacterial CtCE2 and CtCE3, and these enzymes were not active on diacetylated Xyl p. In the case of CtCE3, activity on 2- O and 3- O acetylated Xyl p could only be concluded from the overnight incubation.

"Scotland," he concluded, "could only be known by someone who had the power to live simultaneously in the bodies of all the men, women and children in it".

Lippmann concluded that democracy could only be rescued by establishing a cadre of specially trained experts, whose job was to steer politicians away from the dubious instincts of the people and back towards what the evidence required.

And they had concluded that there could only be one form of proper sexual intercourse: It had to be between a man and a woman, and it had to be open to at least the theoretical possibility of procreation.

Both could only be brought down by their own self-destructive tendencies, Zucconi concluded.

Moreover, they also concluded that tumours between 2 and 5 mm could only be transfected by hepatic artery infusion.

We concluded that the contribution of ER (if any) during the inter-Golgi transport assay could only be minor.

"It could only be Morris".

In addition, the minimum follow-up time was only 12 months, thus long term results could not be concluded.