Sentence examples similar to a more effective conclusion from inspiring English sources

A group of the world's leading geoscientists, physicists, and climate scientists which convened at my institution earlier this year, and a similar group assembled independently at Oxford University this week, both came to the same conclusion: a more effective global strategy would be to remove carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere.

Thus, it is more likely that Eda-peptide upon Bergman cyclization may be a more effective inhibitor of furin although such conclusion would require further studies with the two purified forms of furin-Eda peptide and NMR Spectra.

He gives far more interviews than his two most recent predecessors did, reflecting the conclusion that the format is a more effective means for getting his message through.

In conclusion, SCF plus Filgrastim is a more effective peripheral blood progenitor cell (PBPC)- mobilization regimen than Filgrastim alone.

Conclusions: Back massage may be a more effective pain management approach than change in position during the first stage of labor.

Conclusion: Highly purified DHA may be a more effective anti-thrombotic agent than EPA.

Conclusions: Oral decontamination with 2%% compared to 0.2%% chlorhexidine is a more effective method in prevention of VAP and reduction of oropharyngeal colonization (especially gram-positive).

Yesterday, New York city workers were handing out insect repellent to commuters, but a more effective long-term way of combating the disease would be to hand out a summary of the inter-governmental panel's terrifying conclusions.

West had a more effective opening lead.

It makes you a more effective businessperson.

"A more effective approach is to show a range of perspectives, let people see where their views are on a spectrum and come to a conclusion on what they think is right.