He based his conclusion on a small piece of thigh bone, from which he estimated the body's height and age, and a 35-year-old X-ray of the ribs and the spine.
At the conclusion of a small-scale pilot survey, management must decide whether to invest in a larger survey or terminate the project.
The machine, which is the size and shape of a P.D.A., records and analyzes the infant's sounds, displaying its conclusions on a small screen: one of five facial expressions, accompanied by the word "hungry," "bored," "sleepy," "stressed," or "discomfort".
If the conclusion of a relatively small stress drop is the case, then a stress measurement might not be directly useful for earthquake forecasts, because the measurement would not be able to resolve stress variations during an earthquake cycle.
CONCLUSION: The use of a small drainage catheter after PCNL is associated with lower pain scores in the immediate postoperative period, yet no statistically significant benefit to the patient with regard to comfort is demonstrated beyond 6 hours.
Conclusions: Our analysis of a small sample of MS patients with a low level of physical disability showed significantly larger step-width variability compared with healthy young adults.
CONCLUSION: In a small cohort of patients > or =65 years, RYGB resulted in significant weight loss and resolution of obesity-related co-morbidities.
That conclusion requires a small leap of faith, namely, that if some antioxidants are good, more must be better.
Conclusion Only a small proportion of women planning a pregnancy follow the recommendations for nutrition and lifestyle.
Although patients remain only indirectly represented in the executive committee (the highest decision-making body), our data support the conclusion that a small number of experienced patients achieved an equal relationship with researchers in their area of interest.
