Weaver (2007) notes that while these assessments may be successful at providing an overall indication of test-takers' English knowledge, since they are written for the mass market, they do not provide specific enough conclusions by which to place students for that particular institution.
"For a digital copyright lawsuit to take five years to come to no conclusion at all — by which time the fundamentals of the market have changed completely and any precedent that might eventually be set could set us back to the stone age — shows that the 'winner' of any lawsuit is no winner at all," he wrote in an email message.
In conclusion, the mechanisms by which maternal smoking during pregnancy and STS may program children's postnatal health need to be studied further.
In conclusion, the mechanism by which heat sensitizes cells for cDDP action seems to be the sum of multiple factors, which comprise heat effects on accumulation, adduct formation and adduct processing.
First there is the logical comparison of the conclusions among themselves, by which the internal consistency of the system is tested.
Analysis, according to the classical definition by Leipnitz, is a "process in which we begin with a given conclusion and seek principles by which we may demonstrate this conclusion" [ 25, 26].
We end by a conclusion which summarizes the findings and the implications that we can draw from them and which makes suggestions for future avenues of research.
He comes to the conclusion that "the novel" (by which I think he means the stable, solid, old-fashioned realist novel) belongs to his parents' generation.
"But I cannot escape the conclusion that the process by which this notice has been promulgated falls short of certain fundamental principles that govern the behavior of administrative agencies".
In conclusion, the exact mechanism by which ceramide induces IR is still unclear, but it appears that this relationship might be influenced by skeletal muscle lipid composition.
