Sentence examples for conclusion continuation from inspiring English sources
Conclusion: Continuation of intraoperative thoracic epidural anesthesia for 5 postoperative days provides better pain relief at mobilization compared with a switch to patient-controlled analgesia with intravenous morphine.
"Based on the results of this analysis, our preliminary conclusion is that continuation of the program should consider other actions that could improve the program and its chances of success," the report says.
Third, more than any time before, nearly all Arab states have come to the conclusion that the continuation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict undermines their national interests, and they no longer see Israel as the enemy.
Albeit the here presented data, randomised trials are still warranted to make a final conclusion regarding treatment continuation possible.
The series' influence and fandom stretch far beyond the two series and subsequent film – if some of the audience who fell away after season one had the option of a catch-up, would Dale Cooper's investigations have had a more satisfying continuation, and conclusion?
The event confirms both Mr. Bush's fondness for stunts, like his aircraft carrier landing last May, and the continuation of a war whose conclusion he announced prematurely on that ship's deck.
The conclusion was that without active continuation treatment, virtually all remitted patients relapse within 6 months of stopping ECT.
Perhaps our most important conclusion is that an unreflective continuation of the status quo with respect to DDT use is unacceptable.
And who will be monitoring the experience in coming months to justify the conclusion that successes like this support continuation of our costly war and the strategy it reflects?
Conclusion: An Obstetric Intermediate Care Unit allows for the continuation of care by obstetricians and results in fewer transfers to medical/surgical intensive care units.
So the conclusion in the present paper is a continuation of the conclusions in [15] and [16].
