Sentence examples for analysis has concluded from inspiring English sources

Trade between Dover and Calais could drop by as much as 87percentnt if Britain leaves the European Union without a deal, a government analysis has concluded.

A new analysis has concluded that controversial zinc nasal gel products can cause some patients to lose their sense of smell.

His statistical analysis has concluded that mesothelioma rates in male and female classroom personnel are, respectively, 10 and three times higher than expected in matched populations not exposed to asbestos.

Prior failure analysis has concluded that the root cause of the failures was that the ABS press release buttons were fracturing due to a loss of material strength as a result of photolytic degradation (exposure to sunlight) [Eng. Fail. Anal.

"But to a planner and decision-maker today, the real key is, did we achieve our desired results?" A preliminary Navy analysis has concluded that 75percentto80percentcent of the munitions dropped by Navy and Marine Corps aircraft hit a target's intended "aim point" and destroyed or disabled the target, said one senior Navy official.

The government's $2.55bn emissions reduction fund, which pays greenhouse gas emitters to pollute less, will inevitably pay for reductions that would have happened anyway, for the same reason that secondhand car markets are full of lemons, an economic analysis has concluded.

The minister said the government's analysis had concluded there was little potential for cost reductions from future lagoons and limited local economic benefits.

But the F.C.C.'s preliminary analysis had concluded that a 1993 commission regulation prohibited the broadcaster from being pulled from a cable system during a ratings sweeps month, federal officials said.

"If the analysis had concluded this was a historic building, we would have gone in another direction, but this building has been altered too much," said the university's president, Daniel J. Curran, adding that the building's remaining flag stand and other historical markers would be salvaged.

The previous NCI analysis had concluded that, while some question regarding an association between abortion and breast cancer existed prior to the mid-1990s, a number of large and well-regarded studies had resolved the issue in the negative.

Some studies assessing p53 status using either IHC or mutational analysis have concluded that TP53 mutation is associated with poor prognosis, but other authors have reported no impact of TP53 mutation on outcome in early breast cancer, and the evidence is not sufficiently strong for p53 status to be recommended as a marker in routine clinical practice [ 4].