Biologists are aware that circularly polarised light is rare in nature, and a common conclusion is, to quote from the standard text on polarised light in animal vision [5]: "Thus, it is questionable whether circular/elliptical polarisation of light in nature could have any biological importance".
A common conclusion after the precipitous drop from nearly to $50 to almost $33 was that speculators had been shoved out of the market.
When a common-garden experiment, as described above, fails to confirm a genetic basis for trait differences, a common conclusion is that the differences observed in nature must result from plasticity.
Despite these differences among co-authors, the paper does present a common conclusion.
After discussion, a common conclusion was reached in all sessions.
"It reflects a common conclusion – that without MDG 2, we won't get there.
RCTs show that if you charge a pittance for simple products such as bednets treated to combat malaria or water purification tablets, people do not buy them; the products have to be free.Development economics on trialThe common conclusion from such trials is that the poor's own decisions matter much more than was once thought.
Some of the common conclusions from ORA studies on keratoconus included an earlier applanation, lower pressure required to cause applanation, lower signal peak, and delayed recovery of the ORA signal after minimum concavity was attained in keratoconic corneas.
In order to draw common conclusions from the repeated induction process, the present study uses an inductive, multiple case study design, applying replication logic to cross-validate propositions obtained from different cases in order to obtain more robust and pervasive theories (Eisenhardt and Graebner 2007).
A more common conclusion is one rat per human.
