Sentence examples for conclusions among from inspiring English sources

Other new studies have reached similar conclusions, among both people and animals, young and old.

But they reach some illuminating conclusions, among them this: Over the last 30 years, top income shares have increased substantially in English-speaking countries and in India and China, but not in continental European countries or Japan.

To illustrate their critique, the professors employed the same statistical models used in the Iowa State report to draw intentionally absurd conclusions, among them that ethanol production depresses the price of natural gas and increases unemployment in the United States and Europe.

Among her conclusions: Among male high school dropouts born between 1975 and 1979, 68 percent of blacks (compared with 28 percent of whites) had been imprisoned at some point by 2009, and 37 percent of blacks (compared with 12 percent of whites) were incarcerated that year.

On his refusal to break the boycott by shopping at the grocery, he writes: "It may well be that I waited an overly long time to take this step, but I had faith in the court system and in the rational ability of people to come to satisfactory conclusions among themselves.

The following conclusions among the extraction and analysis of bioactive compounds from Ficaria verna Huds.

Conclusions: Among women with HELLP syndrome, African American race is a risk factor for eclampsia.

Conclusions: Among all the parameters studied, diaphragm thickness change just before extubation reliably predicted the extubation success.

Variability in the definitions of AKI and RRT timing has resulted in contradicting conclusions among the various studies [19 23].

They have also led to a widely held conclusion among residents that no one is on their side.

Mr. Seabrook has long said he would run against Mr. Engel, but his candidacy was far from a forgone conclusion among Bronx politicians.