Sentence examples for peculiar conclusions from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, Bailey ventures peculiar conclusions that may be traceable to his having died last year, before he had the chance to polish his text.

A result of the peculiar conclusion of the trial is that there is still legal precedent for the view that theatre is subject to the Sexual Offences Act.

This may seem a peculiar conclusion given the current environment of sluggish demand, which is leading to a state of over-supply even as oil-exporting countries cut production.

It's a peculiar decision.

In line with this conclusion, this peculiar SOX10-positive MEC1 case was characterised as an outlier in our previous expression array analysis (Ivanov et al, 2012).

In conclusion, the peculiar histological features of the two neoplasms and the rapid course of the disease make our case remarkable.

An examination of these images of Venus as well as pre-launch laboratory images led us to the conclusion that this peculiar point-spread function (PSF) is caused by multiple reflections of light inside the detector substrate.

Our conclusions suggest a dynamical characterization of peculiar prolonged solar minima.

The Sam Burgess rugby union experiment may reach a premature conclusion and, with it, leave a peculiar taste for everyone involved.

To paraphrase Alzheimer's own conclusion of his report, "On a peculiar disease of the cerebral cortex" [ 4]: We are obviously dealing with a peculiar disease process here.

That's the only cogent conclusion to draw from Rinne Groff's peculiar and unfocused comedy about the competitive ethics of the 1980's.