Sentence examples for the conclusion of the same from inspiring English sources

Later, the conclusion of a common morphology for cometary and asteroidal dust particles led to the conclusion of the same driving mechanism for the negative polarization found in asteroids and comets (e.g., Petrova et al., 2000; Joshi et al., 2003).

1457, dealing with vices similar to flattery, may have been either a second book or the conclusion of the same book, carried over onto a second roll, giving the treatise a structure like that of Book 10) and On Arrogance (On Vices Book 10: PHerc.

There are long notes in this correspondence obsessing about the conclusion of the piece, while the same act's "romanza for tenor" is given the briefest of acknowledgements.

In March the Hammers were named as one of four bidders looking to take control of the stadium following the conclusion of the Games and, at the same time, it was confirmed that the O's were not among the quartet.

The 34-year-old McCullum is retiring from all international cricket at the conclusion of the two-Test series against the same opponents.

But it is at least plausible to claim that, in each case, any even minimally rational person who has doubts about the claimed status of the conclusion of the argument will have exactly the same doubts about the claimed status of the premise.

I felt as though the conclusion of the film would have been the same with characters reaching their respective resolve and clashing at the end.

Each subject was evaluated before the rehabilitation training (baseline, T0), at the end (T1), and 6 months after the conclusion of the rehabilitation protocol (T6) by the same rheumatologist (tender point count (TPC), disability, pain, sleep disorders, weariness, and stiffness) and physiatrist (body composition, spine mobility, and functional capacity).

The article described the conclusions of the very same panel of 31 scientists convened by the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer that Bilton described in his column almost four years later.

It is to be noted that results were also obtained by considering fraction of real PH/PH pairs equal to 0.15 or 0.60 and that the conclusions of the analysis remain the same.

The conclusions of the studies were essentially the same: Google (and probably other search engines and algorithmic technologies) appears to be a viable clinical tool to aid in physician diagnosis and learning.