Sentence examples for appreciable conclusions from inspiring English sources

Moreover, economic analysis and application of the economist's tools make possible certain appreciable conclusions for the public-sector decision maker and for this particular public health issue, as we tried to show with an application to two European ASE programs.

Including Wolbachia status in our statistical models had no appreciable effect on our conclusions and so is not discussed further.

It is notable that a post hoc analysis defining a weekend from Friday at 18 00 to Monday at 07:59 and found that this made no appreciable difference in our conclusions.

In a blinded trial such as ours, it is unlikely that not being able to trace 27% of children after discharge would introduce appreciable bias in the conclusions, as the reasons for failure to contact them will have been equally true of children in both arms of the study.

While newspaper stories about neuroscience research usually have some sort of appreciable logic, they typically end up with conclusions or predictions that are well beyond the focus of the original study, and bear little or no resemblance to a scientific critique.

As there were no appreciable differences in our final conclusions, the results were not included.

Sensitivity analysis showed that choosing only studies of higher quality, higher validity, those that reported intention to treat results, or were larger made no appreciable difference to the overall conclusion.

In conclusion, we find an appreciable brain structural concordance between schizophrenia and autism.

For example, the conclusion that there was no appreciable intron gain in mammals [ 89] is based on this type of data.

In conclusion, for most cancers, there are appreciable socio-demographic inequalities in stage at diagnosis, and this realisation can help motivate and support targeting of interventions on patients at higher risk.

The caution in the conclusions of Rodrigo and colleagues' study is appreciable and shareable.