firm conclusion
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffirmandconclusion
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firm
adjective
uk/fɜːm/us/fɝːm/
not soft but not ...
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conclusion
noun
uk/kənˈkluː.ʒən/us/kənˈkluː.ʒən/
the final part ...
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(Definition offirmandconclusionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesoffirm conclusion
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The chances of spurious co-location are too high to draw afirmconclusionfrom the results.
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However, afirmconclusioncannot be drawn without knowledge of the fate of the configurations at large times.
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The information gained from the present experiments is not sufficient to suggest afirmconclusionon this question.
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However, before afirmconclusioncan be draw, more studies must be done using these two methods.
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Other results are not sufficiently robust to draw afirmconclusion.
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Thus, the onlyfirmconclusionis that these two inversions are unlikely to be ancient polymorphisms.
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However, the available evidence was not sufficiently consistent with either hypothesis to reach afirmconclusion.
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Further investigation needs to be undertaken before anyfirmconclusioncan be drawn regarding this phenomenon.
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More work would be needed to draw afirmconclusion.
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In some cases, the context was not helpful enough for me to reach anyfirmconclusion.
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This illustrative case obviously does not permit us to draw anyfirmconclusion.
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However, the present experiments do not give sufficient evidence to support afirmconclusionhere.
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Through such studies, we are more likely to reach afirmconclusionas to what aspects of pedagogy are or are not within the capabilities of a cetacean species.
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Onefirmconclusionto emerge from these intensive labours is that the early eighteenth century witnessed a marked decline in the number of cases coming before the central courts.
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Given the short duration of the present regime, it is premature to come to afirmconclusionon its impact on prisoners' health.
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Obviously, we will have to wait to see the detail of those concordats before we can reach anyfirmconclusionon them.
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A number of reasons are given, but there is nofirmconclusion.
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More work must be done, however, before afirmconclusioncan be reached.
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What was worse, it said, was that frequently even the experts are unable to reach afirmconclusion.
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