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Traffic experts said it would be days before clear conclusions can be drawn about how badly — or gently — the absence of Metro hit the region.

At baseline, p.Gly63fs was detected in 1/429 reads, and p.Ser14fs was undetectable (0/475); however, due to the low tumor purity of this baseline sample, no conclusions can be drawn about how these two mutations evolve with progression.

By applying RE the research will permit inferences to be drawn about how and why (or why not) IPS works, by examining context, mechanisms and outcomes.

Indeed, he concludes that it may take the facilitation of up to 14, six-week courses (all 14 course are different) before reliable conclusions can be drawn about how a tutor generally behaves in a PBL classroom.

While some studies found evidence that these children experience more internalizing than externalizing problems (Steck et al. 2007), others found the opposite (Hough et al. 2003), so no conclusion can be drawn about how pronounced this effect is.

While I cannot argue that the authors conclusion is necessarily wrong, it seems to me that in the absence of detailed knowledge about the distribution of deleterious effects, no conclusion can be drawn about how neutral or nearly neutral sites are that undergo parallel evolution.

Finally, conclusions are drawn about how microsimulations can be moved forward as a robust planning tool for the 21st century.

Based on this comparison conclusions are drawn about how different architectures suit Industry 4.0, and need for action for the development of production controls of Industry 4.0 is derived.

However, this approach limits the conclusions that can be drawn about divestitures to addressing how investors respond to these deals.

Future and more powerful studies designed to also allow evaluation of the contribution of loci with smaller effects are, in our opinion, needed before certain conclusions can be drawn about the general genetic architecture or how it is influenced by different selection schemes.

The American philosopher William James is also considered the father of American psychology, and, as Dr. Lyubomirsky herself is well aware, once you leave philosophy aside, conclusions that psychological research lets us draw about how to be happy tend to sound a bit flat.