Sentence examples for same basic conclusions from inspiring English sources

Most of the tests reached the same basic conclusions.

"If you go to counseling so often with same basic conclusions, then maybe it should raise some basic questions".

From here on we present the NOISeq results in the main text and the results for the other two packages in the supplemental information (Additional file 3: Figure S1), as all analyses led to the same basic conclusions.

We show data for only a single set of clones, but we reached the same basic conclusions with the second set: that G 4 S HA 2 X 31 and S 4 G HA 2 Udorn mutations reverse the arrest and hemifusion rate properties and that D112AHA2 mutations accelerate hemifusion in both Udorn and X31-HA backgrounds, but the effect on X31-HA virions is more pronounced.

Instead, Hornby reaches the same basic conclusion that he reached in "High Fidelity": No one can be a rebel forever; once you turn 30 you have to get serious about things.

We know this because the Fed has run the experiment three times in recent years, and the results have been parsed, dissected and replicated by a growing number of certified economists, almost all of whom have reached the same basic conclusion.

Virtually every reputable organization of scientists in the world has reached the same basic conclusion.

In 2012, a slightly less comprehensive study from the CDC came to the same basic conclusion as the new Lancet survey.

As seen in our Additional file 1, we reach the same basic conclusion of hubs being functionally isolated using a completely different approach based on gene expression data.

The range of problems seen in the provision of ART and retention in care all point to the same basic conclusion: reducing the rate of mother-to-child transmission is key to improving the paediatric HIV situation in Ethiopia.

In contrast, a plausible case can be made that at the root of the atheistic positions of thinkers such as Feuerbach and Marx stands the same basic Kantian conclusion about the non-cognitive status of religious claims.