Sentence examples for into the conclusions from inspiring English sources
It was for these reasons - far more than for the hip bars and gourmet restaurants and super-cool hotels, amid plenty more visible measures of abundancy in the capital, Reykjavik - that I bought into the conclusions of the UNDP report.
However, considering larger values for M did not reflect in any qualitative change into the conclusions.
If one now goes back and substitutes 'be defined' for 'be determined' into the conclusions from the arguments from properties quoted above, they take on, to the modern ear, a different meaning.
What the results decidedly do not show is a different biochemistry, an independent genesis or evidence for a shadow biosphere, contrary to co-author Paul Davies' attempts to shoehorn that into the conclusions of an earlier (2008) related paper.
This limited our evaluation of how results using QUADAS-2 are incorporated into the conclusions.
If there are systematic effects, one could and should factor this finding into the conclusions.
LONDON — Chinese divers had won six of the seven gold medals awarded at the London Games going into the conclusion of the diving program Saturday night.
Late in the piece, two percussionists on the highest balcony struck up a dialogue of tintinnabulations with Ms. Glennie, and these two continued into the conclusion.
And the filmmaker makes the story his own with a last section that ties things up with a delectable precision and a swell of melodrama; somehow he weaves what feels like a combination of "Boswell's London Journal" and Grace Metalious's angry voyeurism into the conclusion.
The theoretical structure for 1 was optimised inorder to get into the conclusion of correct structure for 1.
It is against what Benjamin calls the Christian-mystical certainty in future reconciliation (which Goethe inserts into the conclusion of the novella as an attempt to counter the mythical fatalism which holds sway elsewhere) that he instead endorses the paradoxical glimmer of hope identified with the image of a shooting star which appears in Goethe's novella (SW 1, 354 5).
