Sentence examples for ultimately we conclude from inspiring English sources

Ultimately we conclude that without this limitation foreseeability loses much of its ability to function as a rule of law.

Ultimately, we conclude, employers may be unaware that the effects of surveillance may go well beyond the initial, and often relatively innocuous, reason they chose to monitor employees.

Ultimately, we conclude that development of a technical tool that enables data collection does not adequately substitute for contributions to study design and manuscript preparation for authorship purposes.

Ultimately, we conclude that these aspects did not bias our results toward this unusual discovery.

Therefore, ultimately, we conclude that (i) the 3GPP specification acknowledges that non-GBR bearers (e.g., supporting elastic traffic) are expected to suffer packet drops due to congestion and (ii) the delay of packets that are not dropped should not exceed the PDB, but this delay limit is not as strict as for GBR bearers.

Ultimately, we conclude that incorporating short writing assignments into large nonmajors college courses is both feasible and effective for improving student ability to communicate about science.

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Ultimately, we concluded, cancer immunotherapy passes the test.

Ultimately, we concluded that a relatively small portion of Internet searches were directed at those transactions that resulted in commercial transactions, e.g., hotel reservations, restaurant reservations, ticket bookings, travel bookings, e-commerce purchases, local services procurement, etc. Deep knowledge of a relatively small number of domains was required to manage these domains.

"Ultimately we can conclude this idea of an ocean covering 20% of the planet which opens the idea of habitability and the evolution of life on the planet," said Geronimo Villanueva, the first author on the study.