Sentence examples for conclusion a research from inspiring English sources

In conclusion a research model is presented in order to design a systematic tool to combine the Mediterranean common roots, territorial development needs and Euro-Mediterranean policies aiming at contributing to the multicultural dialogue in this transnational panorama.

To come to this conclusion, a research team led by Emily Meineke, a postdoctoral research fellow at Harvard University, followed 40 individual trees in 20 locations in Raleigh, N.C., over three years. .

Still, I came to the conclusion that a research life wasn't for me.

This is the conclusion of a research group at the Massachusetts General Hospital led by Sean P. Curran and Gary Ruvkun.

That was the conclusion of a research paper posted online by two graduate students in mechanical and aerospace engineering.

But today most historians agree with the conclusion of a research committee convened by the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, at Monticello: Jefferson "most likely was the father of all six of Sally Hemings's children".

The conclusion from a research team at New York's Mount Sinai hospital led by Rachel Yehuda stems from the genetic study of 32 Jewish men and women who had either been interned in a Nazi concentration camp, witnessed or experienced torture or who had had to hide during the second world war.

In this paper we report the conclusion of a research project dedicated to pricing regimes in public-private partnership contracts for the provision of transport infrastructure (Macário et al., 2009).

The combination of data and references to support a conclusion in a research article can be called an argument.

This was quite puzzling, because in a previous study we found that almost all of the students had found the most important conclusion in a research article (Van Lacum et al., 2012).

In conclusion, in a research field where the identification of causal genes remains exceptional, our strategy led to the identification of two highly confident causal candidates, one of which was never related to the trait of interest (JAG2) and another one (PARK2) that was linked to this trait in a single study.