Sentence examples for conclude a lack of from inspiring English sources

Liz Dux, a lawyer at Slater and Gordon who represents 168 of Savile's victims, slammed this conclusion as "not credible", telling the Guardian: "With so many witnesses giving evidence to her of their suspicions and knowledge – 107 in total – that for her to conclude a lack of knowledge on the part of management and an acceptance of their inability to stop him I don't find is credible.

More studies should consider a sequential design and analysis to enable early stopping when enough evidence has accumulated to conclude a lack of the expected effect.

WSL bosses say they have conducted research into the profile of women's football and conclude a "lack" of media interest is seeing fans turn to social networks for their news.

To conclude, a lack of understanding of the natural history of dementia emerged as one major barrier to improving end of life care for patients with advanced dementia.

The novel methodology for assessing the power of detecting a true covariate relationship presented may be used in mixed-effects modeling to provide a numerical approach to conclude a lack of covariate effects.

Mr. Cole concluded: "A lack of worldliness, of understanding Taiwan's position within the international community, and of how its actions will be interpreted abroad, better explain what happened.

Rather than concluding a lack of affect of primary care delivery models affecting HF management, our study may point to a lack of knowledge translation of the current HF recommendations into primary care.

Our findings negate the original study of Mikhaylova and Nurminsky, which concluded a lack of MSCI and generalized the pattern of paucity in the X chromosome for tissue-specific genes in Drosophila.

There has been some debate as to whether lead exposure affects peripheral nerve conduction velocity, with some reviews concluding a lack of toxic effect [ 16] and others finding significant population-based changes [ 17].

Results from the MRC OV05/EORTC 55955 trial concluded a lack of survival benefit in asymptomatic patients with biochemical relapse [ 13], however it remains important to develop imaging techniques to enable selection of symptomatic patients with early recurrence who may benefit from secondary cytoreduction which is associated with an increase in median survival [ 14].

One have to conclude to a lack of specific effect of acupuncture on migraine and to a questionable specific effect of this procedure on tension-type headache.