Sentence examples for unable to conclude that from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, given the lack of a complete segregation analysis due to the unavailability of many of the samples required, we were unable to conclude that c.6835T>G is the causal adRP mutation in this family.

And we are unable to conclude that, as matter of law, addition of the words 'while the latter was abusing his wife, who had taken refuge at Merry Mills, Chaloner's home,' would convert such a statement into a definite charge of murder.

Therefore, we are unable to conclude that baseline SOC is not a predictor of change in HRQoL outcomes, mainly because SOC and these HRQoL outcomes remained stable over time.

From these results, we are unable to conclude that trf4Δ germination in liquid YPD medium is slower; however, trf4Δ does cause a decrease in the frequency of spores that can germinate in both liquid and solid YPD.

As a result, the Court of Chancery was unable to conclude that the directors had met their burden under Revlon.

The SEC Staff was "unable to conclude that H&R Block's proxy access bylaw compares favorably with the guidelines of the proposal" based on the information presented.

He continued: "I have been unable to conclude otherwise than that, when they were not totally useless, perfidious, and parasitic, they were unspeakably barbaric".

EEG burst-suppression within 7 days of treatment was weakly associated with a good outcome in univariate but not multivariate analysis: this could be either an indicator of the degree of drug resistance or a marker of a better therapeutic strategy but we are unable to conclude further on that point.

But because of the limits of the study, the researchers were unable to conclude specifically that it was ineffective against any influenza strain, including the Fujian strain that has caused a majority of cases this year.

While "unable to conclude on balance that a cover-up took place, the panel is in no doubt that this allegation was not dealt with appropriately".

Ashe's acquittal in the first trial foreclosed the second trial because, in the circumstances of that case, the acquittal verdict could only have meant that the jury was unable to conclude beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant was one of the bandits.