Sentence examples for conclusions counting from inspiring English sources

Conclusions: Counting back from the time that lymphocytosis ended and thrombocytopenia began can sometimes identify the time when hypoxemia-ischemia damaged the fetal brain.

The editors arrived at this conclusion by counting major national titles won in the 1990's.

To permit a more explicit view of the patterns that led to our associations and conclusions, we counted the number of passages coded in the categories[ 18].

The paradigm they may have in mind is that being justified in believing that p is a state one achieves by working things out, reasoning through some sequence of evidentiary steps and then drawing a conclusion that counts as the justified belief.

Conclusion: We count 130 outside groups contributing a combined $189.4 million across 33 races in the Senate general election.

Eisner added a page to the 2006 edition in which a "Super Wanted" sign is posted on the tenement building, following the original conclusion of Rosie counting her stolen money.

This conclusion was suggested by counting the number of Plzf-positive cells in the seminiferous tubules during the first wave of spermatogenesis.

Then, I asked myself, "What is a foolproof way to know my subscribers are active and engaged?" Again, repeatable and verified research lead to a few conclusions I could count on.

Conclusion: Next generation digital photon counting PET detector technology enables a new capability of Ultra-Fast (~2min) wholebody acquisition with comparable diagnostic confidence and quantitative precision to current generation cPET acquisitions taking 10 times longer.

It's been eight weeks and two days (or about 1,392 hours) since the series finale of "Breaking Bad" took (some of) America by the throat with its conclusion -- but who's counting?

And despite the discrepancy, both studies seem to suggest similar conclusions: calorie counts will be most effective in higher-income neighborhoods, where consumers are better educated.