Sentence examples for achieve conclusions about from inspiring English sources

Therefore, most published reports have a low proportion of medical patients, thereby making it difficult to achieve conclusions about the long-term outcomes of this specific group of elderly patients after ICU care.

Conclusions about interzonal flows and ventilation design are drawn.

Try to be empathetic toward their point of view, and you are likely to achieve more thoughtful conclusions about your own beliefs.

"Science" consists in knowledge of a limited subject achieved through demonstrating conclusions about it based on un-demonstrated principles.

All sides in the current debate -- from Mr. Powell and Mr. Martin to Mr. Copps -- say they agree with the goals but then reach significantly different conclusions about how to achieve them.

21– 22 To achieve a definite conclusion about the association of the Pro12Ala polymorphism with obesity and hypertension in Qatar, the present study has recruited a large random sample of the highly consanguineous aboriginal Qatari population.

However, these result reflect the strict controlled conditions of our study, further evaluations should be performed which involves testing of the developed rOMPs I-ELISA in sheep and goats, as real hosts of B. melitensis, to achieve a definitive conclusion about its usefulness in differentiation of FPSR in the serological diagnosis of brucellosis.

They reach varying conclusions about treatment duration.

In this instance, we are trying to learn from experienced childhood obesity researchers to identify commonly experienced barriers and facilitators to achieving recruitment to develop data-informed conclusions about pitfalls to avoid and promising strategies to pursue regarding study participant recruitment activities.

Based on our findings, we draw conclusions about how well CAMR may achieve its objective as a legislation providing humanitarian aid – to facilitate access to essential medicines in least developing and developing countries with insufficient or no manufacturing capacity.

These conclusions achieve the judiciousness for which Latimer strives.