Sentence examples for conclusion the minimum from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the minimum length schedule may work well in single-hop wireless networks with high throughput and short delay.

In conclusion, the minimum JSW method is the simplest and most reliable classification when grading the presence of hip OA in long-term studies of patients with DDH.

Thus, in conclusion, the minimum adiabatic energy splitting cannot be overcome by thermal fluctuation, on the one hand, and is not appreciably modified by Gαad, on the other hand.

He also expressed the view that he was coming to the conclusion that the minimum force required to deal with the 'Derry Young Hooligans' was, after clear warnings, to shoot selected ringleaders".

"I am coming to the conclusion that the minimum force necessary to achieve a restoration of law and order is to shoot selected ringleaders amongst the DYH, after clear warnings have been issued.

The text of his speech, however, gave no particular clue as to what he meant, other than a comment that "I naturally wish that this conflict finds a swift conclusion with the minimum possible number of casualties".

"A properly conducted price reasonableness analysis would have resulted in the conclusion that the minimum base lease proposed by Trump would require Trump to obtain hotel room revenues which are simply not obtainable in this location based on the concepts for the redevelopment," read a Hilton team lawyer's letter to the GSA.

Conclusions.: The minimum and average methods of TACT reconstruction provide comparable performances for caries detection tasks.

Similar conclusions about the minimum read abundance have been drawn from RNA-seq experiments [27].

The dependence of photovoltage on barrier layer thickness of the Schottky type calculated on the basis of experimental results, also supports the above conclusion, that is, the minimum thickness in which significant photo-effect still appears is of the order of magnitude 10−5 cm, which seems plausible with respect to the expected of light absorption coefficient.

If the government carried its maritime approach to its logical conclusion, it would abolish the minimum wage and enlist foreign labour to take people's jobs right across the economy.