We give a concise conclusion in the last section.
The final paragraph should draw the piece to a concise conclusion, without simply restating the text.
Finally, a concise conclusion and future directions are provided in Section 6.
A computer could have hardly generated a more concise conclusion for the third of four playoff events.
One of his most significant contributions to the classical epistemology of linguistic analysis can be found in his comment on the general problem of identity and difference which, as we have seen, the representatives of the Neo-Mohist school were unable to develop to a concise conclusion (Hui Shi in Zhuangzi CTP: Tianxia, 7).
Application of the method produced a clear and concise conclusion by the authors of this review: that exposure to PFOA is "known to be toxic" to human reproduction and development based on sufficient evidence of decreased fetal growth in both human and nonhuman mammalian species.
In general we would propose the use of concise, clear-cut conclusions (presence or absence of ischemia and infarction) with an extent of the abnormalities expressed as number of involved segments or as a percentage of the left ventricle.
At the end of this chilling volume Mr. Savage offers a concise and powerful conclusion: "The expansive presidential powers claimed and exercised by the Bush-Cheney White House are now an immutable part of American history — not controversies but facts.
Then, the major factors are identified, analyzed and compared, followed by a concise discussion and conclusion.
The strengths of our debate are the comparison and discussion of diverse learning theories, their application to simulated team training, the outcome of several statements describing the important aspects of a training session and the conclusion with a concise and feasible framework.
