Sentence examples for possible to conclude from from inspiring English sources

From the Upper Paleolithic Period on, the burials manifest richer grave goods; however, it is not possible to conclude from this that religious concepts had changed.

Hence, using current translational research standards, it was not possible to conclude from existing data whether anesthetics ameliorate perioperative ischemic brain injury.

This finding suggests that it is generally not possible to conclude from a Daphnia ACR on fish ACR, and vice versa.

It is possible to conclude from the several peaks in time to test curve that the process 0 very frequently takes longer to reply than expected.

It is also possible to conclude from Eq. (30) with Eq. (29a) that a matrix J that satisfies the formulas and is an eigenvector corresponding to the eigenvalue λ1 = 1 (note the superscript "1" in the elements of the eigenvector).

Bearing in mind that both models have the same boundary conditions, it is possible to conclude from Fig. 2a that a fine mesh manages to extract more energy from the main flow generating more turbulence on the macroscopic scales.

Our present results indicated broadened population-level frequency tuning expressed in the auditory cortex of the exposed subjects during distracted listening; however, it is not possible to conclude with certainty from the present results where exactly in the auditory pathway the broadening of the frequency tuning has its origin.

Each item in the list was scored as 'yes' if all aspects of the criteria were fulfilled, 'no' if there were aspects of the criteria missing, and 'unclear' if it was not possible to conclude either way from the evidence presented in the publication.

"It is impossible to conclude that the individual views of hedge fund managers constitute the view of an entire industry, nor is it possible to conclude that an exit from the EU will make it any easier to bypass EU regulations, especially when accessing EU investors or trading on EU markets," said the chief executive, Jack Inglis.

From the relative intensities of the G and D resonances, it is possible to conclude that the spectrum from CNTs-2900 K is consistent with a carbon sample with a high degree of graphitization [53 55], whereas the CNTs_ AAO/650°C) exhibits a structure with a considerable amount of amorphous carbon.

Although it is not possible to conclude whether transmission occurred from the infant to the mother's breast or visa versa, it is likely that S. aureus was transmitted from the infant to the mother.