Sentence examples for conclusions in line from inspiring English sources

Importantly, our results show that newer trials reported more conclusions in line with the results, thus reflecting gains in reporting and quality.

Future scientific developments may enable more pertinent conclusions in line with the first or second outcome.

As we outline below, we agree with the reviewer's point 1 and have tempered our conclusions in line with his/her argument.

Conclusion: In line with several previous studies, subjects considered clinical competence to be the most important nurse caring behavior, which further emphasizes the notion of caring as a moral stance integral to all interactions with patients.

Our conclusion, in line with literature data, is that very early initiation of the treatment is beneficial because it can down-regulate the immune activation, hence limiting viral replication and spread.

In conclusion, in line with standard risk estimates, the findings from this study are broadly reassuring.

One conclusion, in line with the results of the current meta-analysis, is that the burden of diabetes and its complications are the main determinants of depressive symptoms in individuals with diabetes (16).

Recently, Huang and Khatib [ 21] published the first bovine study to use RNA-seq, focusing on the transcriptomic landscape of embryos and concluded that this technology was highly suitable for future gene expression studies in the bovine, a conclusion in line with other groups [ 22].

We were unable to precisely map any QTL and it appears likely that multiple unmapped autosomal loci may contribute to the overall recombination rate, a conclusion in line with previous QTL-mapping experiments (Murdoch et al. 2010; Dumont and Payseur 2011).

In summary, these genetic experiments supported our conclusion that D6PK and PID/WAGs are functionally divergent and these findings and conclusions are in line with previous observations on the differential effects of these two kinases in PIN polarity control (Dhonukshe et al., 2010).

These conclusions are in line with a recent National Intelligence Estimate that found that violence in Iraq remained high, terrorists could still mount formidable attacks and the country's leaders "remain unable to govern effectively".