Sentence examples for most interesting conclusion from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this is the most interesting conclusion of all: California politics is about style, not substance.

The reasons for this relationship are open to interpretation, but as Trende notes, and I agree, "The most interesting conclusion we can draw – and this is pretty firm – is that very little has changed over the past three contests".

He also argues that changes to financial regulation have been pretty "weak soup" by the standards of the 1930s which saw the creation of the SEC.Perhaps his most interesting conclusion, given his work, is about the parallels between the euro and the gold standard.

The most interesting conclusion of this study was that the automatic classifier could reliably discriminate between individual dogs while humans could not [95], as shown in Figure 10.

The most interesting conclusion from comparing the 1H-NMR spectra of these derivatives with compounds 5a e is the absence of the signal at δ 14.36 13.98 ppm in compounds 6a d.

The most interesting conclusion of Wellman and Frank?s research, in my opinion, provides the answer to this question: "Egos who have provided emergency support to many alters are more likely to receive emergency support from a given alter".

One of the most interesting conclusions that can be drawn from the primary results was that class trumped race, gender and sexual identity, all factors that have played strong roles in recent Democratic contests.

From the results of this study, the most interesting conclusions are the following.

Such a procedure will allow us identifying the common properties of necessary conditions from which most interesting conclusions have been directly derived in the literature.

One of the most interesting conclusions from the study is that the annual hull-girder reliability of new generation oil tanker is increased considerably compared to the conventional oil tanker.

Two of the most interesting conclusions we could draw from these comparisons and that will deserve further explorations are thus: First, P. spyrothecae, the outgroup species, which has a different life style as it lives in galls, showed a distinct profile in expression (GO terms comparisons).