Sentence examples for conclusions demonstrating from inspiring English sources

The analysis leads to some non-trivial, perhaps even surprising, conclusions demonstrating the uniqueness of the evolutionary dynamics of homing endonucleases.

We used a similar approach to address the problem of variability in cellular infiltrates in biopsies obtained under US guidance from small joints, and we came to similar conclusions demonstrating that the main component of the variance was due to the differences between patients rather than between samples or cutting levels of the same sample.

Professor Danny Dorling, from the University of Sheffield, said the report's conclusions demonstrated how ideologically driven the changes on squatting were.

Their conclusions demonstrate the magnitude of the government's task in preventing new terrorist attacks, even as Congress approves billions of dollars to be spent on protecting so many federal facilities against such an array of possible acts of terrorism.

The generated conclusions demonstrate the effectiveness of similarity technique.

Numerical results and conclusions demonstrate the applicability of this combined forming process.

These conclusions demonstrated that the proposed method could be used to detect protein damage induced by Fenton reaction through a simple electrochemical approach.

These conclusions demonstrated that the En-MZPS might be suitable for functional foods and natural drugs in preventing the HFHCM-induced hyperlipidemia and non-alcoholic fatty liver.

Our data and conclusions demonstrate that tubulinopathies are frequently implicated in foetal complex malformations of the cortical development, particularly regarding microlissencephalies.

If the author has anything to gain from the conclusions demonstrated in the article, it's possible that some bias has been demonstrated.

Unusually for a live track, there's barely any crowd noise at the outset and then a flutter of appreciation at the conclusion, demonstrating how respectful Chinese audiences were at that time, in stark contrast to, say, Beatlemania.