Sentence examples for conclusion that lead from inspiring English sources

It is this conclusion that lead researchers to believe that a clade A virus had been introduced into the Japanese feline population from an American or European country [28].

This is the same conclusion that led Eric Simons to create the recently launched teacher collaboration platform, Claco.

When scientific pioneers around 1800 recognised fossils for what they are – traces of ancient animals – and analysed the processes that create and erode rocks, they quickly reached a set of conclusions that led to Darwin's theory of evolution and a crisis of Christianity.

A panel of top American scientists declared today that global warming was a real problem and was getting worse, a conclusion that may lead President Bush to change his stand on the issue as he heads next week to Europe, where the United States is seen as a major source of the air pollution held responsible for climate change.

It was a conclusion that has led some critics of the Pataki administration to question why the State Department of Transportation still awarded $132 million worth of new contracts in the 2002 fiscal year to private engineering consultants.

Each phase of the methodology is presented, highlighting the transition between them and the conclusions that can lead to the development of heuristic rules.

The resulting data underwent a statistical analysis and post-treatment, providing conclusions that could lead to actions to prevent degradation of this type of cladding and its substrate, with the aim of achieving a better quality and less costly built environment.

With its reports the FDA reached a similar conclusion, finding both times that lead levels in lipsticks were "within the range the agency would expect to find in lipsticks formulated with permitted color additives".

These officials are under constant pressure to arrive at conclusions that lead to lower government spending, so patients are routinely denied access to expensive, cutting-edge medicine.

However, SRs and current primary studies do not permit the conclusion that longer exposure times will lead to a reduction in risk of CTS.

To evaluate quality of included studies we used four important criteria that lead to conclusions of overall perception of the risk of bias.