Sentence examples for conclusion of strong from inspiring English sources
We note that the inclusion of mtDNA in our study makes our conclusion of strong population differentiation conservative – mtDNA is perhaps one of the most susceptible loci to homogenizing selective sweeps in animals [ 34].
The evidence is tentative if it is based on at least one moderate review or if the conclusions of strong reviews conflict (e.g., positive versus null results).
While sensitivity analyses did show that the estimated ozone effect for Hong Kong was sensitive to the degrees of freedom used for trend variable the conclusion of a strong and significant effect of higher ozone levels on increasing mortality remained unchanged.
The conclusion of the stronger version of the argument (3b) is an ontological claim that the physicalist must reject.
Generalizing our conclusion of a stronger influence of the units in case of neglect to the case of two-digit addition / subtraction we would predict a very specific pattern of results for neglect patients in mental addition / subtraction.
In conclusion, a body of strong evidence supports a role for HSFs and HSPs in hematopoietic cell differentiation.
Or should we be talking about, as the conclusions of Starting Strong II say, how to "prepare schools for young children"?
In the case of character, why not interpret a segment of a speech in which a politician outlines their accomplishments and their record as an ethotic argument which seeks to establish the conclusion that they are of strong and honest character (and should, therefore, be supported in an election campaign)?
This finding supports the conclusion that the abundance of strong SS in all parts of the mammalian genome (mRNA, introns, intergenic regions) is associated with the MRI of these sequences.
But McInerney cautioned against drawing upbeat conclusions on the basis of strong early-season numbers even if historical data point to a wetter-than-normal season.
The absence of strong conclusions of cost-effectiveness in this study mirrors recent research on falls prevention in the Netherlands [ 12], which found the intervention to be more expensive, but with additional health benefits—neither of which were statistically significant.
