Sentence examples for conclusions extent from inspiring English sources

Key Findings and Conclusions Extent of Abuse and Child Neglect: More than half of the sampled children (54%) stated that they had never been mistreated, while 42% alleged that they had experienced mistreatment of some kind or other.

Conclusions: The extent to which the provision of information, support and psychosocial care is in accord with recommendations can be audited effectively by a survey of women who have received treatment.

Abstract, Conclusions: "the extent of s gene activation" – it seems, "s" is all that was left from "casE".

Conclusion: Reported extent of pain interference in various areas of activity is related to clinical symptoms of pain as well as to psychologic and psychosocial factors rather than level of injury.

CONCLUSION: The extent of MBPS was associated with increased activity of morning platelet aggregation in older hypertensive patients.

In conclusion, the extent of intestinal cell damage is related to shock, ISS, and abdominal trauma.

In conclusion, the extent of hydrolysis and racemization in the intra-crystalline fraction extracted from Porites coral skeletons follows ideal behaviour.

In conclusion, the extent of GWG seems to be not the only but an important influencing factor for long-term pp weight retention.

In conclusion, the extent of implementation of the Calman Hine report has been variable and its recommendations are associated with improvements in processes and outcomes of care for colorectal cancer patients.

In conclusion, the extent of somatic growth, and the evolution of some lung function parameters, of very preterm infants with former BPD lag behind those characteristic of preterm infants without BPD for the first 15 months of life.

In the year since the American invasion, no evidence has been found, though Mr. Tenet insisted again on Tuesday that it was too soon to draw firm conclusions about the extent to which intelligence agencies erred.