Sentence examples for most conclude from inspiring English sources

Several studies have considered the function of NLP genes, and most conclude that several NLPs are indispensable for fungal infection [ 33, 65].

At least seven systematic reviews have examined this effect on health related QoL in heart failure, 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 and while most conclude that telehealth is beneficial, such inferences are not supported by the evidence they present.

But most concluded that ultimately she was over-promoted.

One look at the picture of those unsmiling faces and most concluded that the obsession with spelling bees was bizarre.

Radioactive gas was released, but with the lack of organics in the soil, most concluded it had come from a nonbiological chemical reaction.

Most concluded that ill-trained soldiers were under enormous pressure to set the kind of conditions that would best extract information from prisoners, but without clear guidelines on how.

One of his many biographers, John Ibbitson of the Globe and Mail newspaper, who is more sympathetic than most, concludes: "No prime minister in history and no political party have been loathed as intensely as Stephen Harper and the Conservative party".

Indeed, most concluded that drug makers wishing to market future pain pills should compare their experimental drugs with it in trials, including at least 10,000 patients over two years.

Indeed, randomness appears to play the predominant role in determining which of a scientist's papers get cited the most, concludes a study out today in Science.

While most concluded that it was "the toughest job on Wall Street," I happen to think otherwise.

51– 53 There are varying opinions on the implications for survival with ALK+ NSCLC with most concluding ALK positivity as a poor prognostic factor in NSCLC.