Sentence examples for and so conclusions from inspiring English sources

Currently, the only agreed guidelines for evaluating HFs performance of ship design relate to evacuation and so conclusions drawn concerning the overall suitability of a ship design by one naval architect can be quite different from those of another.

The literature is small and heterogeneous and so conclusions can only be tentative.

Similar findings were observed for total cholesterol levels, but these studies were limited by their design and so conclusions must be guarded.

Only a few prospective randomized studies have been performed and published on the relationship between CRRT and outcome, and so conclusions are difficult to draw [ 20, 21].

Most have been reported only in very small numbers of patients (often only one), and so conclusions on their efficacy cannot reliably be drawn.

Finally, these studies, though conducted with similar samples, were run in four different countries with subsequent differences in healthcare services and risk levels at baseline, and so conclusions need to take into account the healthcare context when assessing the mechanisms and outcomes.

Noting that (|x|neq d), where x is any solution of ((3.19)_{lambda}), we see that (xnotin partial U), and so conclusion (b) of Theorem 2.1 is not valid.

If it is online, your paper can be read globally and will therefore be more accessible to the public and lay person, so conclusions and findings must be clear and unambiguous.

It is well known that extrapolation can lead to misleading conclusions [ 3]), and so, any conclusions regarding the age of life, based on extrapolation, should be considered with extreme caution.

And the study is retrospective, so conclusions about causation and correlation are impossible to establish.

However, this was a highly selected non-randomised group who had both prior and subsequent oncological treatments so conclusions on survival advantage cannot be made.