Sentence examples for while this conclusion from inspiring English sources

While this conclusion may be correct, there is always the danger of a disastrous miscalculation.

"While this conclusion is an embarrassment to those Democrats, it is more discouraging to think of the opportunity costs to our country". Expect to hear a lot more of that, even if it represents a 180 from their posture when it came to a Democrat, Hillary Clinton.

While this conclusion is not one that Turing accepted, it is important to note that it is compatible with the claim that The Turing Test is a good test for intelligence.

While this conclusion, at first quite shocking, is now generally accepted, it has very few implications for what we understand of the nature of common ancestor of all chordates.

So while this conclusion is surely disappointing to many of the shrouded tastemaker's fans, the announcement was met by the greater dance community with with little more than a collective 'mmph would you look at that' reaction one might hear uttered from their father reading the Sunday paper.

While this conclusion is tentative because we cannot necessarily extrapolate from assays of only four loci, it nonetheless suggests the possibility that the spermatogenesis pathway in these sterile hybrids may be disrupted sometime after the expression of the early meiotic arrest genes.

While accepting this conclusion, the paper argues that, in order to construct a more realistic landscape of indicators to inform copyright policy makers, the economic case of copyright needs to be broadened to include not only the direct producers of the work in its material form, but also the producers of the meaning and value of the work (the overall perception of its "quality").

While we reach this conclusion in partial reliance on the analogy of Pearce and its progeny, the due process violation here is not the same as was involved in those cases, and cannot be remedied solely through a resentencing procedure in the Superior Court.

Moreover, the authors of this study are in receipt of considerable industry funding, a potential conflict of interest, and as a result we must note that while superficially plausible this conclusion is reliant upon questionable assumptions and is counter to the overwhelming weight of expert opinion (Marshall and Levy 2011).

While I believe this conclusion for the physiological situations tested, the authors should mention that conditions that decrease elongation rate can cause the same effect; e.g., a slow Pol II, 6-AU, or inactivation of an elongation factor (Mason and Struhl, 2005).

The public reached this conclusion a while ago.