Sentence examples for have further concluded from inspiring English sources

"These communities have further concluded that there is a biological basis for considering a person to be male even if that person has female chromosomes and genitalia".

They have further concluded that Svan, which retains a number of archaic structural features, was separated from the other three languages at a fairly early stage in their development.

I have further concluded that neither party likes what it sees.

Recently, from the analysis of optical and narrowband VLF data recorded simultaneously during Euro-Sprite campaigns 2003 2009, Haldoupis et al. (2010) have further concluded a one-to-one association between early VLF events and sprites.

"Given this assessment, we have further concluded that it is not appropriate for a United States Attorney to present a matter to the grand jury for action where, as here, the Constitution prevents the witness from being prosecuted," he wrote.

"It has further been concluded that this evidential position could not be remedied by continuing the investigation".

The study further concluded that had unauthorized immigrants "not contributed to nor drawn HITF funds from 2000 to 2011, the HITF would become insolvent in 2029 1 year earlier than is currently predicted by Medicare's Trustees based on their intermediate cost assumptions".

From our data, it can be further concluded that we have been able to induce calcium nanoparticle seeding in a metastable medium like DMEM with boiled albumin, but not with fetuin-A.

The committee further concluded that he had no factual basis for his smallpox theory.

Now Mr. De Geer, an atmospheric scientist at the Swedish Defense Research Agency in Stockholm, has gone much further, concluding that "North Korea carried out two small nuclear tests in April and May 2010 that caused explosions in the range of 50 200 tons of TNT equivalent," Nature reports.

The difficulty in identifying pathoanatomical causes in most patients combined with the high false positive rates of imaging studies[ 6] have led many to further conclude that meaningful sub-groups should be based on a patient's symptoms and clinical presentation [ 7- 9].