Sentence examples for conclusion analyzing from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, analyzing the impact of the mechanical breath on the lung using engineering concepts is an exciting new approach to investigate the mechanisms of VILI and to help design the optimally protective breath.

In conclusion, analyzing myofibres from the lmna-null mouse model of A-EDMD revealed that compromised myonuclear structure and transcriptional deregulation were widespread.

In conclusion, analyzing functional conservation between species is challenging, and many pitfalls exist that can lead to unexpected and incorrect results.

In conclusion, analyzing sequence features underlying miRNA strand selection bias in humans and flies, we find several outstanding features characterising human, but not fly miRNAs.

Alexe and colleagues drew a similar conclusion analyzing only one dataset (Rotterdam dataset, n = 286) [ 9].

Organize a debate around the following question: "Should the museum return the culturally significant meteorite to the Clackamas, or should the Clackamas allow the museum to display it for educational purposes?" After the debate's conclusion, analyze the actual agreement made by the museum and tribal group over the meteorite's usage (//www.amnh.org/rose/meteorite_agreement.html).html

By the conclusion analyzed above in Section 3, the singularity-induced bifurcation can be obtained for system (1) at the positive equilibrium point when the economic profit (m=0).

For the problem existed, the lag-lead emendation network for the missile control system is designed and the conclusion analyzed proves that the emendation network improves the stability of the control system.

Data in supplemental Fig. 1 reinforce these same conclusions, analyzing by limiting dilution the frequency of cloneable tumor cells in DLN of the different groups at the times shown.

The researchers came to their conclusion by analyzing the Kids Inpatient Databasee, a nationally representative sample of hospital inpatient stays for children.

The researchers, at the University of East Anglia in England drew that conclusion by analyzing climate data from sources like tree rings, fossil shells and ice core records at 14 locations around the world.