Sentence examples for mostly concluded that from inspiring English sources

The economists have mostly concluded that a default would be disastrous, and are keeping themselves busy watching financial markets, looking for any sign that they're becoming worried.

A Congressional investigation mostly concluded that the mistakes made were the fault of rogue, local agents.

These studies mostly concluded that rarely a predominate or consistent single-gene-based phylogeny could be perceived or reconstructed for a moderate to large set of species, regardless of the type of phylogenetic data at hand.

These bulletins have been swallowed and then regurgitated by one media outlet after the next, which in turn have spawned a wave of punditry, mostly concluding that Koch's alleged transformation is the latest proof of the G.O.P. establishment's dire dislike of Donald Trump.

Early reviews of the PlayBook have been unfavorable, but optimistic, mostly concluding that the tablet was launched half-baked, lacking some basic and promised functions like a native email client and Android app support.

We conclude that mostly serine/threonine phosphorylated proteins associated exclusively with palmitoylated cld7.

This debate, mostly concluded, is now back in the mix.

Therefore, we conclude that gene activity is mostly not related to proximity or positional changes toward constitutive heterochromatin.

From this experiment, we can conclude that inhibitory effect of arsenite is mostly accounted for by eIF2 phosphorylation.

A new study by surgeons and global health specialists, mostly from Harvard Medical School, concluded that performing Caesarean deliveries extensively in 49 poor countries would save 16,800 mothers' lives annually and prevent many fistulas — internal tearing that can occur in prolonged or obstructed labor after blood flow to vaginal tissue is interrupted, causing it to die.

In 2007, a consensus report based on 40 years of research, mostly in Caucasians, concluded that breastfeeding is linked to a 22 24 % lower risk of child and adolescent overweight and obesity [ 30– 34], and that associations are stronger with exclusive breastfeeding [ 32], independent of dietary and physical activity patterns later in life [ 31].