"strongly conclude" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in formal or academic writing, when stating a final conclusion with conviction. Here is an example: "After analyzing the data and examining all possible explanations, I strongly conclude that the new marketing strategy was the main factor in the company's increased sales."
For some of the other C complex proteins, we did not obtain large numbers of peptides, making it difficult to strongly conclude differential representation in the two samples.
Since cultivated and wild rice species display similar life-history trait (such as generation time, development time, and reproduction), we strongly conclude that, at least for this genus, the rate that was estimated by Ma and Bennetzen (2004) (1.3 × 10−8 mutations/site/years) could be applied with confidence for further paleogenomic studies.
The lack of non-RA controls limits our ability to strongly conclude that our findings are unique to RA patients; however, the much higher frequency of myocardial abnormalities observed in the present study compared to studies conducted in non-RA patients with similar demographic characteristics and CVD risk factors is suggestive of a true disease effect.
The new document, "U.S. Climate Action Report 2002," strongly concludes that no matter what is done to cut emissions in the future, nothing can be done about the environmental consequences of several decades' worth of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases already in the atmosphere.
In another large scale study of the surfaces of hyperthermophilic proteins, Claverie et al. [ 16, 17] found solvent accessible charged residues to be strongly overrepresented, concluding that the resulting measure of CvP-bias was "the sole criterion that is able to clearly discriminate hyperthermophilic from mesothermophilic microorganisms on a global genomic basis".
Panel members can't reveal its contents, but several hint strongly it will conclude that endocrine disrupter fears are overblown.
However, the authors conclude strongly that: (1) the carbamylation of Cx26 (and presumably the other CO2 sensitive connexins) leads directly to opening of hemichannels, and that, (2) this is caused by formation of a salt bridge with R104.
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To conclude, we strongly believe that the analysis of social vulnerability must be integrated into disaster management practices in terms of political, administrative, and operational decisions.
