as a conclusion

In the last scene, perfectly silly and serious as a conclusion to Silvio’s farcical attempt to degrade himself for his family’s sake, it’s her face you zero in on as the movie’s title reasserts itself.

“As a conclusion, currently, we don’t see a reason to pull out from one of the most challenging border areas of the whole E.U.,”

“I think we need to not think of this as a conclusion but a kind of a catalyzing moment where we use this to make ourselves stronger and build off it,” he said.

Alison Mutch, senior coroner for Greater Manchester South, concluded she could not be sure of the "precise sequence of events" and ruled out both unlawful killing and accidental death as a conclusion.

There is more information there than you can possibly wrap into a single paper as a conclusion, but there were a whole bunch of new ideas that came out of comparing the connectomes from one age to another.