Sentence examples for conclusions chosen from inspiring English sources

Research objectives stated in the Abstract and Introduction sections were coded as relating to methodological issues, efficacy, or safety/toxicity, as were statements summarizing results and conclusions chosen for inclusion in the Abstract.

Mr Barron, who did not reject the report's broader conclusions, chose to focus the programme's coverage on doubts about the authenticity of the receipts.

Before it was published, they said, they'd had a brief discussion about whether "pygmy protesters" was offensive or just a bit old-fashioned, decided that they thought it was probably the latter and, having come to this conclusion, chose – reasonably, in my view – to use this striking and alliteratively appealing phrase in the headline.

Then we have the following conclusions: Choosing (d=1) and c satisfying (c<frac{1}{l_{2}(1+l_{3})e^{l_{1}}}) implies (7) holds.

He wrote the Oration in 1486 to introduce his 900 Conclusions, having chosen the capital of Christendom as just the place to dispute the outrageous theological novelties advertised by them including the claim that magic and Cabala are the best proofs of Christ's divinity.

Based on this study's conclusions, we chose the 1MWE crystal structure [16], which has good (1.7 Å) resolution and could accommodate all members of a set of co-crystallized ligands [15].

A conclusion of choosing liquefier configuration is given in the end, which is meaningful for the optimal design of helium liquefier.

Conclusions of the chosen design highlight the strategy for the system feasibility.

The purpose may be of a more epistemological nature such as the updating of the agent's belief or knowledge base with the chosen conclusions.

Highlighting the sensitivity of the conclusions to the chosen metric is a major objective of the work.

Allowing students to choose their projects, analyze, and draw conclusions from their chosen data sets led to student ownership of the course and facilitated active learning.