Sentence examples for The shared conclusion from inspiring English sources

The shared conclusion is that the Knicks may be better off in this series without Stoudemire.

The shared conclusion of most papers is that good functional results of nerve reconstruction have been accomplished in children in whom no substantial improvement is expected from conservative treatment.

The global Night Vale fan community seems to have come to the spontaneous shared conclusion that Cecil has a third eye, likes to wear purple and has elaborate sleeve tattoos, judging by the reams of fan art on Tumblr.

Talking about problems without identifying possible solutions or processes that can lead to concrete ideas is too often the bureaucratic death of a shared conclusion.

A shared conclusion is that motor abnormalities are common in the LND variants, with a spectrum that ranges from subtle clumsiness to severe disability.

But both operas are startling in their depictions of bad behavior, and their shared conclusion — understandable after decades of war and suffering — that there is something inalterably rotten at the world's core.

You can even dispute each other's findings until you reach a shared conclusion that pleases both of you!

These studies all use some sort of sample-voting analysis strategy though it appears that the fold-change and/or percent-vote thresholds are less stringent than those used by Takahashi et al. Despite the differences in analysis strategies, the degree of shared conclusions about specific genes that are differentially expressed in RCC tumors is much higher than would be expected by chance alone.

After the presentations given at the working meeting, a comprehensive discussion was held within the group and shared conclusions were reached.

3. (U) Begin synopsis of transcript: The impossibility of reaching shared conclusions....certainly mean that the joint investigation...was not able to bring its task to full completion.

Several factors related to the reporting of the data may have reduced our ability to identify additional shared conclusions about genes that are differentially expressed between the studies.