"conclusion comments" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the final remarks or opinions that one makes at the end of a piece of writing, such as an essay, report, or presentation. These remarks typically summarize the main points and provide a final thought or recommendation. Example: "In conclusion, the government needs to take urgent action to address climate change before it is too late. Although there may be challenges and resistance, the long-term benefits far outweigh any short-term costs. It is our responsibility to take care of our planet for future generations." (Conclusion comments from an essay on climate change).
If you do not have enough information to draw a conclusion, comment on the additional information you would like to have to draw a meaningful conclusion.
Then write an article in which you transcribe at least five of the most pertinent questions and responses and write a one-paragraph conclusion commenting on the dialogue, what you have learned, and how you might revise your ideas from class based on input the adults have provided.
Sonya Sorich of the Ledger-Enquirer preferred the original conclusion, commenting that the revised clip was not as "startling" as the first.
Teeman of The Times felt that the book was overwritten, and wished "twistedly" that it had a less positive conclusion, commenting: "With every motive and action explicitly drawn, fleshed out and explained, there is no room for mystery, ambiguity or even tension".
The Treasury Department disputed part of the report's conclusion in comments included in the report, saying that the Dodd-Frank law "provides the federal government with important tools that it did not have in the fall of 2008, which will be critical in addressing future crises".
In conclusion, most comments were positive to ICT in healthcare, although cautious.
In conclusion, the comments of Mavis and DeSesso are not consistent with current thinking in the fields of thyroid endocrinology or neuroscience.
The rest of this paper is organized as follows: details of our simulator are described in Section 2, followed by experimental results and discussion in Section 3. Finally, conclusion and comments on future works are given in Section 4. In this section, we firstly give a brief architecture overview of the presented PCI simulation system.
The United States Treasury Department and State Department criticized the conclusions in comments included in the report, saying that the G.A.O. had not accounted for all places in the Iraqi budget where investment or capital expenditures had been made.
Conclusions and comments are included in Section 6.
