Sentence examples for explicitly concluded from inspiring English sources

Twitter, writes Rosen, has "explicitly concluded that it wants to be a platform for democracy rather than civility".

Furthermore, Lorenc et al. explicitly concluded that "downstream" interventions actually worsen health inequalities [ 82].

Of 226 participants who completed the questionnaire after 12 months, 40.7% reported the LSA had explicitly concluded the 'BeweegKuur' intervention.

Three author groups explicitly concluded that collaboration in practice did not reach the ideal [ 17, 58, 60] with NPs expecting a collegial relationship with MPs but actually experiencing a more hierarchical situation.

One recent study explicitly concludes that poor institutional development, including weak governance and property laws, is "intrinsic" to nations with oil and other minerals.

However, it is not possible to explicitly conclude that these ridges represent a relict form.

The committee doesn't provide any further details to back up its retraction recommendation and doesn't explicitly conclude that the reactome array does not work; the letter in fact notes that "a number of scientists are convinced of the validity of the methodology described".

We cannot explicitly conclude that seedling damage and mortality is primarily related to natural enemies, rather than, for example, seedling competition.

Due to statistically significant difference in Lhcb1 and PsbA ratios we can explicitly conclude that the proportion of PSII antennae to the core proteins was higher in pea than in bean thylakoids.

The Vickers Commission considered it, explicitly, and concluded that it was not.

Papaxanthis et al. (2002) looked at this issue explicitly and concluded that, at least in terms of temporal processing, performance on the imagined task remained the same as actual movements irrespective of the order in which they were completed [49].