Sentence examples for conclusions is due from inspiring English sources

However, any controversies between two conclusions is due to differences in case samplings: our findings are based on 9 to 11 years old girls with Class I occlusion, whilst the study by Ball et al. [20] concentrated on 9 to 18 years old boys without any particular Class of Angle's classification.

It is unclear whether the conflicting conclusions are due to variations in xylitol dosage, method of delivery, or follow-up period.

It appears the differing conclusions were due solely to a proclivity for a p-value of 0.05 and adherence to statistical significance as a dichotomous outcome.

It is very unlikely that qualitatively our conclusions are due to artifacts (increase in inaccuracies of mFold predictions with RNA length), because correlations between evolutionary variability and both stabilities (integral and size adjusted) yield similar results.

A congressional committee is investigating Huawei and ZTE, two Chinese telecoms firms, for alleged links to the Chinese army (its conclusion is due on October 8th), and President Obama has just upheld a ban on a Chinese firm owning wind farms in America on security grounds.It is revealing that the heavyweights of global business have chosen this moment to speak out on reform.

The most important argument to this conclusion is due to Raz (1994, pp. 210-37).

It is shown that this conclusion is due to the actual surface-dependent kinetics being obscured by effects associated with H2 diffusion from a supersaturated interphasial layer.

I demonstrate that translation elongation accounts for about 17% of total variation in protein production and that the previous conclusion is due to the use of a codon adaptation index (CAI) that does not account for the mutation bias in characterizing codon adaptation.

What leads me to this conclusion is due to the message X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication" that appears every time an attempt is made to open a new X11 session on the same server.

Mr. Foer said in an interview that the delay in coming to a final conclusion was due to the difficulty in "sorting through events on a combat outpost in Iraq" and his hope that the Army and Private Beauchamp would turn over documents related to the case.

In the majority of these reviews, the change in the conclusion was due to a change of the research question.