Sentence examples for acceptable conclusions from inspiring English sources

I have presented two negative guises of it: one when it was only seen as concerned with SCP; the other more recent one when it was characterised as unimaginative fact-gathering, or narrow, short-termist policy evaluations which needed to come up with acceptable conclusions.

The statistical analysis is appropriate and the authors have presented acceptable conclusions.

At this point, some of the findings appear to be contradictory and not permissible to widely acceptable conclusions and clinical applications.

The few publications addressing the prognostic significance of Hypoxia-Inducible Factor 1α (HIF-1α) cellular expression in ovarian cancer produced contradictory findings which are not permissible to widely acceptable conclusions and clinical applications.

Moreover, much of the published research has only assessed postpartum anxiety through retrospective chart reviews or cases studies, thus making it difficult to draw acceptable conclusions as to the prevalence of perinatal anxiety and the relationship between prenatal and postnatal anxiety.

"They want an acceptable conclusion, as do I.

"Reaching a mutually acceptable conclusion will require courage, flexibility and vision as well as a spirit of compromise," Mr. Ban said.

Which means that the military force will have to be a regional one, which in turn depends on the Vienna process reaching some form of mutually acceptable conclusion between all the regional powers.

This baleful conclusion gains support from a trusted adviser of Kennedy, Theodore Sorensen, who is quoted in Thomas Brown's "JFK: History of an Image" (Indiana University Press, 1988) as saying that Kennedy "was simply going to weather it out, a nasty, untidy mess to which there was no other acceptable conclusion".

It is to wonder: "Where is your carer?" Had I money to burn, I would hire the obliging former Met chief Lord Stevens to run a reassuringly expensive investigation into the whole business of technical areas, and make it clear to his lordship that the only acceptable conclusion to draw would be that the technical area was a load of complete cobblers, and should be abolished without delay.

Mr Kenny said: "Hopefully, the possibilities that are now on the table can be moved forward to an acceptable conclusion".