Sentence examples for conclusion a majority from inspiring English sources

CONCLUSION: A majority of studies in major oncology journals do not report CI with survival estimates.

In conclusion, a majority of the studied population showed attitudes towards responsibility for the management of musculoskeletal disorders that indicate that these disorders are a matter to be addressed by the individual and also to some extent a responsibility that should be shared by medical professionals.

Conclusions: A majority of mesothelioma tumors examined overexpress the α folate receptor protein when compared with normal adjacent tissues.

Conclusions A majority of PICU pts with AKI had exposure to nephrotoxins.

That concession began a chain of legal events that ended with the conclusion by a majority of the justices of the United States Supreme Court on Tuesday -- Dec. 12 -- that time had simply run out.

Since the traditional definition of mental retardation was an I.Q. of less than 70, that leads to the remarkable conclusion that a majority of Americans a century ago would count today as intellectually disabled.

Almost all careful polls that I have seen come to the conclusion that a majority of people think that global warming is a problem, but the differences from survey to survey can be substantial.

He also said that the Central People's Government, in following the debates must already have reached the conclusion that a majority of the members of the U.N. disapproved most strongly of China's military intervention in Korea, and that sanction would only confirm the concensus of opinion already expressed.

The people of Scotland have reached that conclusion, by a majority, after prolonged, extensive and intensive deliberation.

Finally, suppose the group arrives at judgments regarding the premises by majority vote as follows: If the group decides on the conclusion by a majority vote on what each individual personally thinks s/he ought to do, it will decide against taking the train (this is the "no" in the upper triangle of the lower right box).

Some 29 months later, on January 8 , 2014 a jury at the Royal Courts of Justice came to the conclusion, by a majority of eight to two, that Duggan was lawfully killed, even though there were no prints or DNA from Duggan on the gun.