Sentence examples for concluding achievements from inspiring English sources
Concluding achievements of this work, a purification protocol was optimized for the purification of the d-Hyd(co), allowing a simple upscale of this method due to batch purification.
A Harvard University study concluded that "achievement rose when leadership teams focussed thoughtfully and relentlessly on improving the quality of instruction".
Even among the fanfare of that moment, it was a synchronicity not lost on the Apollo astronauts, who wrote a letter to Fairfax congratulating him on his achievement, concluding that they were "fellow explorers".
Mark Richardson, writing for Pitchfork Media, awarded Vol. 3 8.1 out of 10.0 and noted Stetson's "impressive achievement" before concluding that "the result is a sound that could come only from one person on earth".
The researchers concluded that creative achievements have a positive existential value for those who hold creativity in high regard.
As the military men played poorly in Australia, the national selectors concluded that their achievements against England must have been against weak opposition, and only Hassett and Miller were selected for the Australian tour of New Zealand.
Harvard says it also looks at extracurricular, athletic and "personal" characteristics and achievement, apparently implicitly concluding that Asians are deficient in these dimensions, especially athletics and "personal" factors.
We conclude that academic achievement declines in proportion to the number of risk factors in early life.
I conclude that these achievement differentials are caused by differences in the quality of teachers and of student time and effort inputs devoted to academic achievement.
A 2009 McKinsey & Co. study concluded that the achievement gap between high- and low-income children in the U.S. had an effect on the economy similar to that of some recent recessions.
Today's New York Times features on its front page new research from the Russell Sage and Spencer foundations that concludes that the achievement gap between rich and poor is growing, and is now significantly larger than the gap between white and black students.
