Sentence examples for conclusion associated with from inspiring English sources

Though again this is a conclusion associated with the privileged who hold to a habitus in which perseverance and 'no right to failure' are valued expressions of capital, 'They are condemned [by their habitus] to excess, to extremes, to bold ostentation, which alone can justify their renunciation of temporal certainties' (186).

In conclusion, associated with previous results showing that ZA is able to inhibit primary tumor growth in a bone model of ES, the present results strengthen the therapeutic interest of ZA in Ewing's sarcoma, as ZA could be associated early to chemotherapy for ES patients to prevent ongoing spontaneous metastases dissemination from the existing primary bone tumor.

High-profile two-dimensionalists often embrace the broad conclusions associated with rigidity, so that those conclusions are now often discussed in connection with two-dimensionalism.

When assessing group differences in a multivariate setting, MANOVA can avoid misleading conclusions associated with the use of univariate t- or F-tests for individual responses.

11 In our studies, however, we found a lack of concordance between results and conclusions associated with poor quality rather than any specific sponsorship.

However, the conclusions associated with the efficacy and safety of these ventilation techniques remain controversial [ 6, 7], highlighting the potential significance of the optimal ventilation mode for preterm infants with RDS.

Each report should end with a conclusion, commonly associated with a diagnostic category and recommendations.

CONCLUSION: Factors associated with increased mortality, LOS, and cost in hospitalized adult cancer patients with FN include patient characteristics, type of malignancy, comorbidities, and infectious complications.

Conclusion Though associated with an increased risk of puerperal infection, insulin resistance, measured by HOMA IR, is not a clinically useful predictor of puerperal infection.

Conclusions: Triplets associated with PROM had a significantly higher level of early mortality than those without.

Conclusions: Weakness associated with the disease, as opposed to myotonia, was the most significant contributor to impairment.