Sentence examples for closed conclusions from inspiring English sources

A 2×2 factorial experiment was designed to test the combined effects of open vs. closed conclusions and low vs. high involvement.

Such results confirm some aspects of the elaboration likelihood model (ELM), (i.e. open vs. closed conclusion as a rhetorical artifact, has effects under low involvement conditions) but contradicts it on the main point, that is low involved consumers may reach deeper levels of information processing than consumers under high involvement.

The savings are still needed so those toilets already closed will remain closed and those discussions nearing a conclusion will be finalised".

He came to the conclusion that closed and connected languages are fictions.

Conclusion: In closed kinetic chain exercises, more selective VMO activation can be obtained at 60° knee flexion.

Mr. Blair will appear before another panel, the committee on intelligence and security, which takes testimony behind closed doors and submits its conclusions to the prime minister's office for approval before publishing them.

Particularly so when so many of our fellow citizens have come to the conclusion that this closed circle has too often exercised power in its own interests rather than those of the country as a whole.

The investigation by the special counsel, Robert Mueller, will remain behind closed doors and confidential until its conclusion, as is common of probes into potential criminal conduct.

In conclusion, they say that closed reduction showed no superiority over open reduction.

Remark 3.1 If we replace the property (P) with the condition that T has a closed graph, we reach the same conclusion.

The results of the study allow for the drawing of the following main conclusions: Children who, after satisfactory closed reduction, have a well-perfused hand but absent radial pulse do not necessarily require routine exploration of the brachial artery.