Sentence examples for conclusion time from inspiring English sources
Conclusion Time of admission, especially weeknight and weekend (off-hours admissions), did not influence the prognosis of ICU patients.
In conclusion, time consumption of ME-PLF calculation algorithm increases slowly with the enlargement of system scale without sacrificing the superiority of calculation accuracy against GC-PLF calculation method, which demonstrates the practicality of ME-PLF calculation algorithm facing PLF calculation of large scale power system.
I've done plenty of just such reflecting myself, and here's my conclusion: time.
In conclusion, time spent with tasks other than direct patient contact accounts for a third of the family doctor's workload.
In conclusion, time domain optical imaging with intensity, lifetime, and 3D analyses ensured extensive characterization of Katushka expression; proving that Katushka offered excellent evaluation of the transfection efficacy with a signal much brighter than GFP.
In conclusion, time savings, little manipulation involved, and the quality of the resulting suspension make this method an interesting alternative to the more tedious and time-consuming cell preparation techniques currently in use.
NICHOLAS LEMANN: My conclusion last time around was that Bush wanted to be President but did not have a big agenda.
One can point to various factors that have helped bring this long-running rom-com between soccer and America to its happy conclusion – time-zone friendly games, growing reliance on the international web for news instead of local papers – but the main reason lies with the younger generation.
In conclusion, time-related biases are common in the field of diabetes and can be avoided using appropriate study designs and methods of analysis.
In conclusion, time-averaged localization errors were calculated using cross-correlation of the prostate organ images between planning CT and intrafraction CBCT, and PTV margins were derived using the van Herk formula as well as its variant in three orthogonal directions.
Conclusions: Time spent in ED had no negative impact on outcome.
