Sentence examples for conclusion carefully from inspiring English sources

Conclusion: The articles about this are still insufficient to reach a conclusion; carefully designed studies are needed to clarify these issues.

The army had made "profound changes" since 1995 and would study the coroner's conclusions "carefully".

He said the army had made "profound changes" since 1995, would study the coroner's conclusions "carefully" and was committed to being "a beacon of equality of opportunity".

"We look forward to the final report, and will consider its conclusions carefully in preparing our plans for the coming years" he said.

"This important study shows the NHS made great strides under the last Labour government and those who seek to run it down would do well to study its conclusions carefully," said shadow health secretary Andy Burnham.

Question as you might Mr. Sherman's blind rushes of velocity elsewhere, the small dramas he puts in motion -- so forcible that the ear is a helpless captive -- arrive at conclusions carefully plotted and bravely reimagined.

"We have received a report of this meeting and we are considering its conclusions carefully.

The UK's Metropolitan Police also released a statement, saying they will be considering the content of this report and its conclusions carefully.

The experiments have been beautifully executed and the conclusions carefully laid down.

In this study, we tried to formulate our conclusions carefully, only stressing the need to re-consider the value of conservative treatment as a valid and independent option in the treatment of AKI.

5) It would be preferable to test all conclusions carefully in situations where the extent of CD8 T cell expansion is similar between the LCMV- versus MCMV-groups being compared, since differences in the degree of expansion may have contributory consequences not apparent in the situation Figure 1A.