Sentence examples for conclusions are usually from inspiring English sources

Her conclusions are usually vague, stale and girly: "We need to persuade policy-makers that raising a child is a communal responsibility".

Importantly, economic conclusions are usually not generalizable between countries with different healthcare systems, reimbursement policy and/or standard of care.

Context-dependent conclusions are usually driven by empirical observations concerning both the classifier used and the imbalance degree.

In addition, conclusions are usually based upon a reduction in the total pain score and all drugs that abolish menstruation will thus by definition be effective in reducing dysmenorrhea.

5 Infections with different serotypes may cause nearly identical clinical syndrome, 6 but some differences in clinical manifestations have been reported, although conclusions are usually based on limited serotype comparisons and small sample sizes.

Most previous studies obtained their conclusions only through the qualitative analysis or the authors' experiences, while only a small number of previous studies adopted the strict quantitative analysis, but their conclusions were usually drawn on the basis of a small range of community patients, then the robustness and universality of their conclusions remained controversial.

But getting to that logical conclusion is usually a whole lot of fun, filled with silly schemes, sexy escapades and lots of people wearing little clothing.

The same conclusion is usually drawn from an oft-cited experiment performed by Stanley Schacter and Jerome Singer (1962).

Such conclusion is usually based on hydrograph separation techniques using stable water isotopes (or other conservative tracers) in conjunction with a mass balance approach.

"The conclusion was usually, 'No thanks.'".

As with the introduction, the conclusion is usually a single paragraph.