Sentence examples for a revised conclusion from inspiring English sources
After digesting newly released American decryptions of Soviet cables a decade later, Mr. Meeropol came to a revised conclusion.
An article on Wednesday about a revised conclusion by New York-Presbyterian/Columbia hospital that Legionnaires' disease did in fact cause the death of a patient last month misspelled the surname of another patient whose death is under investigation, and his widow.
Her graduate student role was the issue at the time; subsequent increased awareness of her major contribution has led us to this revised conclusion.
The New York Times reported on Sunday that the Pentagon's inspector general was investigating claims by Centcom intelligence analysts that "supervisors revised conclusions to mask some of the American military's failures in training Iraqi troops and beating back the Islamic State".
Most reviews were updated less frequently than recommended by Cochrane policy, but few updates had revised conclusions.
A previous study of CRs published from 1998, Issue 2, to 2002, Issue 2 indicated that 9% of updated reviews had revised conclusions [5].
Points to be addressed in a revised manuscript: 1) The conclusion that the neurons are synaptically connected would be strengthened by GRASP experiments.
Specific comments for consideration in a revised submission: 1) The conclusion that the mRNAs are endonucleolytically cleaved is based on the detection of the expected 5′ mRNA fragment in a Ski2∆ strain (which blocks 3′ to 5′ degradation).
The reviewers had several criticisms that will need to be addressed in a revised manuscript. 1) The conclusion that the OCA2 currents observed are mediated by an electrodiffusive ion channel mechanism is not well enough supported by the single-channel recordings of Figure 6.
Our conclusions, stated in a revised Abstract and Discussion, are that calcium changes on the cone side of the GJs appear not to be responsible for the progressive increase in coupling.
