Sentence examples for to conclude more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hodin contended that the study identified new factors that appear to be "linked" to and "implicated" in the die-off, while the Times story and headline stretched the facts to conclude more.

So in the end it's hard to conclude more about Hemingway's taste in art than that he knew what he liked, or thought he did, and that except for El Greco and the Carpaccio, a truly eccentric picture, his taste tended toward the conventional, the middlebrow and even the prissy.

To conclude, more efforts on the investigations and developments of oscillation source location methods will be constantly needed.

To conclude, more apoptotic cells were observed in Sox2 knock-down embryos compared to control embryos.

However, prospective randomized studies with larger cohorts and statistical power or comprehensive meta-analyses are warranted to conclude more relevantly on this continuously discussed specific issue of oncology.

And in Colombia the last Marxist insurgency in the hemisphere is winding down, as FARC guerrillas and the government come close to concluding more than three years of peace talks, which will end fifty years of civil war.

It would be nice to analyze more particles (more hyphae) to be able to conclude with more confidence that there is a strong difference in the behaviour of the motile mRNAs between the genotypes.

But, as Veach notes, "due to the lack of research comparing cheaper beverages versus more expensive beverages… there is insufficient evidence to conclude that more costly alcoholic beverages are somehow physically less harmful".

Based on the present data on sTREM-1 as a marker of infection, it seems reasonable to conclude that more studies, using the same meticulously validated assay and in more clinically relevant patient groups, are needed.

When the market collapsed, a period of corporate scandals followed, leading many investors to conclude that more diligent accounting practices were needed.

A cluster of somewhat unattractive personal traits – weak, wishy-washy and weird – lead our undecided voters to conclude that, more damagingly, he is "ineffectual".