Sentence examples for conclude for better from inspiring English sources

Should we therefore wait, as the authors conclude, for better data before developing prevention policies around concurrency?

After going through the simulation results, it can be concluded that, for better performance of the controller, a compromise should be made between the maximum power capture and reduced transient load on the drive train.

(Rupert Murdoch openly speculated to the people around him, including me, about whether it would be more worrisome for him and the Wall Street Journal if Bloomberg did own the Times or the FT; better, he concluded, for Bloomberg to own the Times).

For now we conclude that better use of the available research literature is possible and should be stimulated among occupational physicians.

Recording has concluded for today.

Since blinded assessments were only available from four out of the eight included studies, the authors concluded that better evidence for efficacy from blinded assessments is required before neurofeedback can be supported as treatment for ADHD core symptoms.

Marcus et al [ 5] investigated this issue of over-diagnosis in MLP and concluded that better survival for individuals in the intervention arm indicates that some lesions with limited clinical relevance may have been identified in this group.

The subsequent inquiry concluded that better training was necessary for the management of imminent violence and for staff to develop cultural competence in care provision [ 3].

Shakespeare knew his way with a pen, but he also lived in a culture that put a premium on ideas, spread education, introduced new patents for inventions and did not always rigorously enforce censorship laws.Mr Lehrer concludes with a call for better policy to "increase our collective creativity".

The paper concludes with some implications for better handling the demand complexities of contemporary water supply schemes being developed by using smart meter data for the optimal planning of water infrastructure networks.

The study concluded that better methods were required for providing information to long-term survivors of stroke and for addressing their emotional and psychological needs [ 22, 46].