Sentence examples for conclusion selection from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, selection of sheep for nematode resistance using WEC should be sustainable in the medium to long-term.

In conclusion, selection of an appropriate index to evaluate interrater agreement or interrater reliability is dependent on a number of factors including the context in which the study is being undertaken, the type of variable under consideration, and the number of raters making assessments.

In a second publication, the authors extended their analysis of RCBS to S. cerevisiae and arrived to the same conclusion (selection favours high expression levels in short genes) following the same logic.

Conclusions: Selection of patients for referral and invasive testing for Rh D alloimmunization may be improved with the use of an antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity assay.

The main reason for this negative conclusion was selection bias: Selection bias was problematic in all studies, and results were potentially confounded by other risk factors for transmission of HIV, such as sexual behaviour and religion.

The results of both analyses support the conclusion that selection has contributed to the observed allele frequency differentiation likely driven by environmental factors or correlated selection pressures (Coop et al. 2010).

Conclusion: The selection of irrigating and disinfecting solution in root canals of patients with a particularly high incidence of oral candidiasis gains extreme importance.

On April 6th, 1859, he responded to a query from Wallace, "You are right, that I came to the conclusion that selection was the principle of change from the study of domesticated productions; and then reading Malthus I saw at once how to apply this principle".

In conclusion, genomic selection can substantially increase the efficiency of breeding programs for layers, as previously reported for other livestock species.

In conclusion, variable selection by dynamic principal component analysis revealed distinct miRNAs identified on different platforms which might be indicative biomarkers for myoblast differentiation.

In conclusion, the selection of the master sequence cannot be explained by considering exclusively its (partially optimized) replication rate, or the structure of its dangling ends.