Sentence examples for one conclusion of from inspiring English sources

One conclusion of a landmark study on identical twins that the Freudian scholar Dorothy Burlingham conducted in the 1940s was that from infancy, they are much more drawn than most siblings to establish a sense of equality with each other.

One conclusion of the presented analysis of the guinea pig metagenome is that on phylum level, it has big similarities to the human metagenome.

If you will permit me a moment of idealism: one conclusion of the unfolding process of social evolution would, presumably, be a society without crime.

That is one conclusion of a new study of moose behavior in response to recolonization of bears and wolves in the United States and Scandinavia.

One conclusion of the Paris conference was that over the next decade, along with pursuing restoration of Angkor's sites, other countries should help Cambodia fight poverty, protect the environment and promote regional development.

That is one conclusion of a recently published book, "The Wealth of Michelangelo," by a professor of art history here who found in Renaissance archives a surprising financial profile of unacknowledged wealth and unwarranted thrift.

It leads to one and only one conclusion: the standard of review is whether they abused that discretion.

It leads to only one conclusion: that the priority of the Palestinians is not achieving an independent state.

As we shall show, one clear conclusion of this work is that functional annotations of genomes should rely on more than one annotation pipeline.

One strong conclusion of this literature review is that cross-sectional ordinary least squares (OLS) returns to adult training are biased upward.

One important conclusion of that study influenced research design over the years: only roots with previous dentinal defects developed a root fracture.