Sentence examples for truly conclude from inspiring English sources

To truly conclude on the importance of contractility, it seems essential to use some alternative method to test the functional importance of myosin activity.

For these forms of tobacco smoke exposure, at least, the discussion about whether they may be dangerous is well and truly concluded.

Greenwald called Sunstein's paper "truly pernicious," concluding, "The reason conspiracy theories resonate so much is precisely that people have learned — rationally — to distrust government actions and statements.

Morley recently questioned whether the findings of key trials in very old people are truly generalizable, concluding that they do not apply to frail very old people and singled out blood pressure as an area where treatment targets should be attenuated [ 13].

"The picture I encountered is truly alarming," she concluded.Yet there is another side to the story.

Proceedings conclude with a truly baroque version of Talking Heads' Psycho Killer, which takes in a detour involving the Queen of the Night aria from Mozart's The Magic Flute and Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven.

Last night the Treasury released a letter to G7 finance ministers from Nelson Mandela, which said: "I hope you will do everything within your power to ensure your meetings today and tomorrow will finally conclude in a truly historic agreement for 100% debt cancellation.

If burn rate truly mattered most, we would conclude that companies in this "fast-inefficient" quadrant are also in the worst shape.

However, the recovery of our SP-D assay was 95 to 105%, from which we conclude that we truly measured SP-D.

But even as number two, as Garnett and Aitken justly conclude, his career was truly "splendid".

In the absence of appropriately powered randomised comparative trials, it is not possible to conclude on whether ibandronate truly has tolerability advantages over the other agents.