Sentence examples for an additional conclusion from inspiring English sources

Moreover, an additional conclusion drawn from this article suggests that another inference can be made, which is that the "widely accepted principle of fairness" is insufficient.

The following result is a coupled fixed point theorem in a complete b-metric space, which has as an additional conclusion the fact that the operator (C_{V}) is a Picard operator.

This concept is best exemplified in ref., but there, both the coarse ploidy distribution analysis and the refined, single cell copy number count for primary and metastatic tumors, drive us to an additional conclusion: the genetic variability of the aneuploid clone in the metastasis is greater than its corresponding variability in the primary tumor from which it came.

An additional conclusion from the analysis is the need to "formalise" the informal market.

An additional conclusion is that the selection of the most effective approach largely depends on the intended application, and on project-specific constraints.

An additional conclusion that came up is that in the routes with better geometric characteristics (according to Table 1) exponents b reduce while coefficients a increase.

A additional conclusion to be drawn is that should the legalised sub-institution of torture be integrated into any of these institutions it would be very difficult to remove and would, even in liberal democracies, have a major impact on the direction, culture, and practices of these institutions.

However, the number of cases in our cohort is too small to allow us to draw any additional conclusions.

It presented a number of additional conclusions, but was too small to decisively confirm them.

However, in the event, there were only a relatively small number of additional conclusions we could draw from this more detailed approach, which also used EASL status and age as additional predictors, compared to the previous study in the 2006 cohort: 1.

Although the number of articles and disciplines selected for full-text extraction was limited, the value of the result should probably be judged by whether the conclusions are helpful in considering clinical DS, rather than by whether some additional conclusions might have been found with an even more exhaustive search.