Sentence examples similar to a concluding length of from inspiring English sources

However, ã differs substantially from the true angle a, causing the researcher to erroneously conclude that length of life is very important to a person like patient A because any loss in this attribute would have to be highly compensated by an improvement in activities of daily living.

Comparing 0.5 ( tilde{beta} ) (punctuated line) with the angle ã > 0.5 ( tilde{beta} ) of panel A of Fig. 3 (dashed line), the researcher would erroneously conclude that length of life is more important to patient A than to patient B because A seemingly needs to be more highly compensated by improvement in activities of daily living.

They also concluded that length of harvest interval and number of harvests during the growing season were as important as the final harvest date.

The recent review published by Klersy [ 23] concluded that length of stay was not different between remote patient monitoring (combined telemonitoring and structured telephone support) and usual care for either HF (95% CI 20.12 0.13, P = 0.88) or all-cause hospitalisation (95% CI 20.18 0.02, P = 0.83).

Simple analytical discussions concluded that a rail length of 120 m and a grid spacing of 0.25 m were acceptable for stable FDM simulations without numerical dispersion, and a model with about 32 million grid points was adopted for this study.

Importantly, we can also conclude that the length of a SWCNT within a forest, at least to a large extent, spans the height of the forest from the substrate to the forest top.

It can be concluded that, for a certain length of the fracture, the leak-off rate and the filtration coefficient are different, respectively, at the different locations of the fractures.

Judge Sullivan denied that first request, concluding that the length of Mr. DiPascali's potential sentence might tempt him to flee before his sentencing hearing next spring.

We conclude that NFRs have a typical length of 400 600bp, which is approximately the length of DNA wrapping around two-to-three nuclinkerss plinkerskers.

They concluded that the length of inactivity is an important predictor of insulin resistance syndrome in young adults.

Groenewegen and Hutten [ 21] in the Netherlands reviewed the literature on "determinants and consequences of workload and job satisfaction of GPs" and concluded that the length of consultation was an important determinant for "workstyle" and quality of work.