One conclusion consistent with the analysis presented here, and that presented by Kraaijeveld et al. (2015), is that low-copy-number plastid loci provide generally quantitative results.
When Elliott was six, the local vicar visited his primary school and came away with one conclusion: the precocious lad with the opinions was going to be a politician.
Everything his father had taught him led to one conclusion: you stay with the boat.
One conclusion, in line with the results of the current meta-analysis, is that the burden of diabetes and its complications are the main determinants of depressive symptoms in individuals with diabetes (16).
I'm left with one conclusion.
"There's that experience of pressing play and watching something a director made with one conclusion," Kfir says.
He's taken shots at Polygon for what he sees as its failure to actually love the medium it's covering, singling out an excerpt published on the site from Phil Owen's book, WTF Is Wrong With Video Games?: "One conclusion is that I wish the book were re-titled WTF Is Wrong with Video Game Journalism: How Gaming Critics Refuse to Grow Up".
As opening pages of a new football season go, this one could be endlessly parsed for meaning and portents, but with only one conclusion: the insipid nature of Arsenal's football in recent seasons seems likely to continue, along with a regular drowning of illusory optimism in an ocean of disappointment.
The newly released report by the California Commission on the Fair Administration of Justice can lead the staunchest supporters of capital punishment with only one conclusion: In its current form, the California death penalty policy does not work!
Thus, data based on sexual partners and victims are compatible with at least one conclusion implied by our psychophysiological findings.
"Mr. Gingrich's statements lead me to one conclusion: that Mr. Gingrich, in his dealings with the committee, is not to be believed," said Ms. Pelosi, who urged Republicans to weigh whether Mr. Gingrich should remain the pre-eminent figure in the House.
