Sentence examples for conclusions is reflected from inspiring English sources

"The review clause and embedded 'consensus' are there to make sure the spirit of the conclusions is reflected when implementing the package," a government source said, "so there is no 'upwards-downwards' discussion but [rather] how to make sure everyone feels safe with us further moving forward".

His conclusions were reflected in a consent form signed by Ms. Roche and the other study volunteers.

Such conclusions are reflected in the emphasis put on health of children and young people in the recently released NHS long-term plan.

Their conclusions are reflected in the plans to be presented this week, with ideas like these: TRANSPARENCY, ACCOUNTABILITY, EFFECTIVENESS No donor wants to pour more cash down a Haiti sinkhole, or to fritter it away in small-bore projects that do not accomplish much.

at 509-10, the conclusion of which is reflected in the Regulation Y Order, 47 Fed.Reg.Reg

This is reflected in the conclusions of several expert panels.

As hydrolysis of polysaccharides is the rate limiting step in seaweed AD, the need for more effective inocula for AD of brown seaweed is reflected in the conclusions of others [ 2- 4].

This implies influence by both stable and variable sources, which is reflected in the conclusions of the only review or meta-analysis on parenting stability we have found, concluding that "... child rearing is simultaneously enduring and different... .......... [ 4].

In conclusion, the toxic effect of ethanol is reflected on cell proliferation, differentiation and mineralization even at low doses and at extended treatment duration.

The uncertainty is reflected in the conclusion of the Cochrane review of exercise therapy: '...there is conflicting evidence on the effectiveness of exercise therapy...'..... [ 15] Many factors are likely to have contributed to the inconsistent results across trials.

This is reflected in the resulting conclusions of the workshop embedded in the Framework proposed here.