Sentence examples for conclusions are appropriate from inspiring English sources

All 115 persons have information at each week (whether real, imputed, or dead), and so longitudinal conclusions are appropriate.

The manuscript is well written, the experiments well executed and the conclusions are appropriate and make an exciting advance to the field.

The title is appropriate for the content of the manuscript and the conclusions are appropriate to the results obtained and not overstated.

While we believe that our conclusions are appropriate for most patients (about 90%), those with a high pretest probability might need further investigation with cerebral angiography if they have an abnormal results on cerebrospinal fluid analysis that are classified as low risk.

Consider two investigators who are in disagreement over whether a specific study's analysis and conclusions were appropriate.

This indicates that our expert respondents placed the greatest importance on policymakers evaluating the validity and methodological quality of the design of a study, and ensuring that conclusions were appropriate, at low risk of bias, and correct.

The abstract and conclusion sections are appropriate and provide a useful summary for anyone briefly scanning the article.

In conclusion, these polymers are appropriate vehicles for enhancing the intestinal absorption of peptide and protein drugs.

Their conclusions are not appropriate to their data; indeed, their procedures make any reasonable conclusions impossible.

"They look at these matters in an exhaustive fashion and reach what I think are appropriate conclusions".

Conclusions: Milrinone and dobutamine are appropriate and comparable for the pharmacologic treatment of the low- output syndrome after cardiopulmonary bypass.