Sentence examples for conclusion an analysis from inspiring English sources

"It would have been entirely inappropriate to present as an F.D.A. conclusion an analysis of data that were not ripe," Dr. Robert Temple, the Food and Drug Administration's associate director of medical policy, said in an interview.

CONCLUSION: An analysis of process variables strongly suggests that, within this African-American Community, "hands on" or "face to face" approaches along with mass media, mailings, and other less personal approaches were more effective in reducing personal smoking behavior than media, mailings, and other impersonal approaches alone addressed to large audiences.

He based his conclusion on an analysis of 3,592 works published from 1780 to 1900.

Further supporting the conclusion is an analysis by The Times of the federal data on tire-related deaths in Explorers produced in 1996 and 1997.

We arrive at this conclusion through an analysis of Clinton and Trump's standings in national polls from July 1 through the day before the November election.

That's the conclusion of an analysis of several long-term studies in more than 2,000 people reported in 2018 in Alzheimer's & Dementia.

Princeton economist Leonard Wantchekon, working with Marko Klašnja of Georgetown and Natalija Novta of the International Monetary Fund, used different methodology but reached a similar conclusion in an analysis of the long-term effects of early 20th-century missionary schools in Benin.

That's the conclusion of an analysis of insider transactions, as conducted by H. Nejat Seyhun, a finance professor at the University of Michigan who has devoted much of his academic career to studying corporate insiders' behavior.

It said it based its conclusion on an analysis of 3,000 names provided by the Office for National Statistics for births in 2006 and had taken into account 14 different spellings for the name.

That is the conclusion of an analysis by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy that evaluates the local tax burden in every state, from Washington, labeled the most regressive, to Delaware, ranked as the fairest of them all.

This paper outlines the conclusion from an analysis of 18 large cave systems around the world, comprising more than 1500��km of conduits.