Sentence examples for presented to conclude from inspiring English sources
On-going works and perspectives are presented to conclude.
It seems invalid at present to conclude their prevalence in soil after the CP-treatment, since we did not quantify the number of bacteria in the soil samples.
However, only one of Caro and Hauser's three criteria for teaching [22], cost to the teacher, is definitely met by the current data, so it is not possible at present to conclude that false oestrus functions to teach naïve youngsters.
Although some of these may contain higher amounts of certain nutrients and lower amounts of growth hormones or other animal medications, there is not enough research at present to conclude that they are healthier than their general market counterparts.
Our data also demonstrates that direct evidence for physiological adaptability must be presented prior to concluding that gene transcript alterations may or may not occur during the physiological adaptation to exercise.
The observations presented led us to conclude that TCA administration of subchronic at sublethal dosage induced the liver damage and possessed hematotoxic in rat.
The observations presented led us to conclude that the administrations of MP and DIC at sublethal concentrations inhibited AChE and BChE activities in the rats.
"The circumstances that night that were presented led him to conclude that he was in danger.
The model and results presented enable us to conclude that cell-type determination and patterning in leaf and root epidermis of Arabidopsis are regulated by a complex GRN that encompasses redundant sub-networks.
But even though the paper contains errors that were known at the time of submission, Kennedy said there is not at present evidence to conclude scientific misconduct.
How misclassification associated with asking about self-reported frequency of truck traffic would affect exposure response relationships with symptoms remains difficult to predict based on the data reported in the literature, and readers should not be encouraged by the findings of the present study to conclude that more refined exposure variables are of no more value than self-reports.
