Sentence examples for conclusions are appropriately from inspiring English sources

Following favourable reviews (and probably revision to meet strict methodological standards), the journal offers in-principle acceptance: publication of study outcomes is guaranteed provided the authors adhere to the approved protocol, the study meets pre-specified quality checks, and conclusions are appropriately evidence-bound.

This is a well written manuscript and the conclusions are appropriately backed up by the data provided.

This note is clearly written, and conclusions from this work are appropriately presented; moreover, these data illustrate the benefit of long-term fisheries-independent monitoring and tagging programs for long-lived species such as sharks.

However, this conclusion that federal statutory claims are appropriately brought under § 1983 does not proceed to any extent from the notion that this statute, by its terms or as perceived when enacted, 'secures' rights or 'provides for equal rights,' in the language of § 1343(3).

The authors are appropriately cautious about making strong conclusions about any specific mechanism, leaving these interesting open questions for future studies.

If the "directly-related gene subsets" are appropriately selected, in our opinion, the conclusion drawn from microarray studies can be greatly strengthened by this local inference approach.

We also demonstrated within our analysis that these conclusions were robust across numerous model configurations as long as baseline conditions are appropriately incorporated.

We are appropriately going nuts.

Liverpool fans are appropriately braced.

These are appropriately forthright words.

Durang lacks the skill to carry his political outrage to a conclusion that is appropriately vicious and vivacious.