Sentence examples for to concluded that from inspiring English sources

Significant numbers of professionals working in the criminal justice system, including prosecutors and judges, when asked whether they believed the law worked as it was supposed to, concluded that it was not an effective tool in combating drug trafficking.

The commission's report, which a number of bodies - including airport protest groups and airport authorities - contributed to, concluded that one major hub was needed.

Based upon the protocol used on the present study, it is possible to concluded that LED light enhanced cell proliferation of the thermophilic microbial consortium while the Laser light increase the enzymatic index of the lignocellulosic biomass of green coconut shell.

Without the essential information and data being reported, reviewers are obliged to concluded that the conduct of the trial is of unknown quality when in fact it may be either at high or at low risk of bias 51– 51.

Wilkinson and colleagues [ 8] reported a weak correlation between UMAT and undergraduate grade point average scores in a study relating to the University of Queensland across four years (two years in a prior degree and the first two years of medical studies), which led the authors to concluded that UMAT has limited predictive validity as a medical selection tool.

One is tempted to conclude that little has changed, but this would be wrong.

But, latterly, they came to conclude that more was needed.

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It is easy to conclude that is a cone of.

Are we to conclude that there is a double standard?

— you have to conclude that it doesn't matter anymore.