Both reports conclude that is precisely what is needed.
"I struggled with this from the beginning, about whether this is an appropriate role for a scholarly organization," she said, "I concluded that it is precisely because we are a scholarly organization that we have to do this -- this very much makes it clear what we are fighting".
It is hard not to conclude that this is precisely the intent of the Republican Party's leadership, both in the White House and Congress.
This is precisely the strategy Newton follows in concluding that the centripetal force on the Moon, once a correction is made for the perturbing effects of the Sun, is inverse-square.
The cell subpopulation showing a higher level of metalloproteases was represented as CD133+; thus it is possible to conclude that this is precisely the fraction that best responds to treatment with TGF- β1.
It is precisely the business of the courts, we concluded, to determine the nature and extent of these constitutionally-specified qualifications.
In fact, that is precisely what a group of technology strategy professionals concluded in a recent exercise in which they constructed a strategy map of Dell.
Greenwald called Sunstein's paper "truly pernicious," concluding, "The reason conspiracy theories resonate so much is precisely that people have learned — rationally — to distrust government actions and statements.
I was going to conclude this by saying that this is precisely the type of twaddle adored by people who work in marketing.
end{aligned} (2.24 This is precisely the Robin boundary condition in Eq. (2.18), which concludes the proof.
It is precisely this sort of view, in turn, that Kant cites when concluding that space must be dependent on a priori intuition in some sense.
