Sentence examples for a main conclusion of from inspiring English sources

As a main conclusion of these experiments, the proposed RTM and RKM perform competitively with other methods in terms of gray-level image representation capability that can justify their usefulness as a global descriptors in the field of image reconstruction, in other hand, the proposed RdHM does not perform well in these experiments.

A main conclusion of the paper is that insulin glargine had a neutral effect on CV outcomes.

A main conclusion of our study is the occurrence of a close coupling between the function of epsin and the dynamics of the actin cytoskeleton.

A main conclusion of this study was that the change in school environment plays a central role in the change in PA patterns that occur when moving schools [ 20].

We have introduced the following sentence at the beginning of the second paragraph of the Discussion: "A main conclusion of our study is the occurrence of a close coupling between the function of epsin and the dynamics of the actin cytoskeleton.

As a main conclusion, this work showed the feasibility of estimating strains inside the structure using surface measurements.

The key result that the reviewers agreed makes the paper suitable for eLife is that the heterodimer walks processively toward the minus end of a MT. 1) The main conclusion of this manuscript is that Kar3 needs a second non-catalytic microtubule binding domain for processive translocation.

Rather than seeing this issue as a methodological weakness in our study, we consider it as an asset; indeed, the main conclusion of this study is that broad native and migrant categorizations have a very low DA for SRH and, therefore, are inappropriate as a basis for planning public health interventions in this area.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04775.002 The main conclusion of a decade of sociogenomic research with a range of solitary and social animal species is that highly conserved genes underpinning core physiological processes can also influence behavioral state (Amdam et al., 2004, 2006; Toth and Robinson, 2007; Toth et al., 2007, 2010; Woodard et al., 2011; Woodard et al., 2014).

These results are an indication that the main conclusion of the PLACE, NQLS, BEPAS and SNAP studies, that adults living in high-walkable neighborhoods reach higher levels of physical activity, cannot be extended to the overall group of 13-15 year old Belgian adolescents.

That's the main conclusion of a team of European astronomers, based on their latest haul of extrasolar planets.