Sentence examples for recurring conclusion from inspiring English sources
After the seminal studies of Sueoka in 1961 [ 8], many different studies drew the recurring conclusion that amino acid composition, whether at the protein or proteomic level, was essentially under the influence of GC pressure [ 3, 9- 13].
A recurring conclusion is that gravity dominates tropisms and morphology in terrestrially-grown plants and that removing gravity from the equation reveals unique aspects of inherent patterns of cell growth and development.
A recurring refrain inverts the conclusion of "The Hollow Men" by T. S. Eliot ("This is the way the world ends/not with a whimper but a bang"), and the title of the first "Southland" book, "Two Roads Diverge," comes from "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost.
But even without a narrator drumming home any conclusions, there is a recurring pattern of prosecutors tending toward the smug, suspicious and unyielding, while the outmatched defenders slow any rush to justice with world-weary determination.
'You fuck at first to stake a claim, and afterwards to keep the claim staked,' is the conclusion of Updike's other recurring character, the Jewish novelist Henry Bech, in 'His Oeuvre', but he isn't alone in his attitude.
These recurring failures led the Commission to the broader conclusion that the company was not interested in being a good corporate citizen and that the Commission could no longer in good faith and conscience allow it to operate in New York.
One of the main conclusions of our review revolves around this point: the recurring idea in many papers about the importance of "personalizing" education in order to prevent dropouts.
Today, The Washington Post reports that a new audiobook version of the story goes beyond Pieixoto's conclusion, recording the fictional audience's questions about the likelihood of tyranny recurring in their own society.
Miller did not draw any firm conclusions from this, however, and contented himself by merely conjecturing that "the recurring sevens might represent something deep and profound or be just coincidence".
This is a recurring motif, and it ultimately provides the most moving emotional note in the movie: its attempt at a warmhearted conclusion.
