Sentence examples for a conclusive outcome from inspiring English sources

Spain is voting for the second time in six months because last December's general election failed to produce a conclusive outcome.

Traditional narrative, according to Ben-Shaul, is what keeps viewers' attention by providing a conclusive outcome to the events represented.

A conclusive outcome will provide important, reliable evidence of great relevance for the care of the significant number of women with borderline gestational diabetes in pregnancy and their infants.

A conclusive outcome will provide important, reliable evidence of great relevance for the nutritional management all preterm babies <1000 g at birth in settings where intensive care and intravenous nutrition are provided, because it involves administering additional protein through the simple substitution of one fluid for another using an existing commercial amino acid solution.

The final category of non-participants could also be further subdivided into three groups: those who do not participate at all, those who begin the screening process but drop out before a conclusive outcome is determined and those who participate in a full cycle of screening but chose not to participate in any subsequent screening rounds.

Although not well described in the initial version of our manuscript, we think our efforts to mutagenize the L1 Fn2'-3' interface, which include analysis of ten substitutions in various combinations, indicate that analysis of additional variants testing this interface is unlikely to result in a more conclusive outcome.

Dianne Murphy, the associate director for pediatrics at the F.D.A.'s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said that use of placebos can reduce the number of children needed in a study and can ensure the most conclusive outcome.

A conclusive trial outcome will provide reliable evidence of relevance for the care of women with borderline glucose intolerance in pregnancy and their infants.

In order to reach more conclusive outcome, narrower bands of partial replacement (15, 20 and 25%) were used in the 2nd phase of the study.

However, few decisions, in policy or elsewhere, are supported by thorough knowledge or conclusive outcome evaluations.

A better understanding of factors associated with low-enrollment sites in clinical trials and the impact on a trial's ability to demonstrate conclusive outcomes may lead to strategies to make trial enrollments more efficient and cost-effective.