CONCLUSION: Off-label closures outnumbered patient recruitment into CLOSURE 3 1 at our institution during study recruitment.
In conclusion, off-label use might be inappropriate, wasteful, and cause adverse effects more often than is currently estimated.
There are no studies that make a conclusion of cut-off values for CRP level and when antibiotics are recommended [ 15, 16].
That conclusion set off a wave of dissent inside the S.E.C. Senior accountants and the head of the S.E.C. unit that oversaw corporate disclosures questioned the findings.
The finish ought not to be revealed beyond noting that a potentially ambiguous conclusion comes off as lazy, suggesting that "Fat Pig" is not yet a full meal.Nor, for that matter, is John Patrick Shanley's "Doubt", currently at the Manhattan Theatre Club in advance of a commercial Broadway transfer in the spring.
That conclusion touched off criticism from NC-20.
Inside the West Wing, the meeting's conclusion set off a chaotic scramble as aides switched into what one staffer, speaking on the condition of anonymity, called "damage-control mode". "The aftermath of that meeting was not pretty," the person said.
In conclusion, an off-design operation was studied by the pressure control approach within a heat source temperature variation of −10.3 °C to +19.8 °C from design, resulting in variations of −13.6% to +22.6% and −11.5% to +17.4% in the net power output and system thermal efficiency, respectively.
Unscientific conclusions passed off as science continue unabated, as evidenced by a recent flurry of news headlines about texting and grammar.
In conclusion, the off-target activity of lapatinib switches or enhances the oncogenic addiction of TNBC cells to NF-κB in a SFK-dependent manner.
While "50 First Dates," deftly directed by Mr. Segal from George Wing's witty and heartfelt script, does not have that film's philosophical ambitions, it does follow its premise to a risky conclusion that pays off beautifully (Scott).
