Sentence examples for conclusions of a paper from inspiring English sources
Newly published research led by Cornell University scientists challenges the core calculations and conclusions of a paper by another Cornell researcher, Robert Howarth, that became a potent talking point for opponents of hydraulic fracturing last year.
Corrections to errors that do not affect the core conclusions of a paper are posted online and linked to the published paper.
This is a necessary, but insufficient, condition (nobody is compelled to embrace the conclusions of a paper just because it has been refereed).
Our reviewers are asked to focus only on whether the conclusions of a paper are justified by the data presented.
This result is in line with the conclusions of a paper on the UK patients, which already pointed out the complex and diverse motivations of CBRC patients in the UK by using the sociological concept of 'seriality' to describe this heterogeneity (Hudson and Culley, 2011).
That, at least, is the conclusion of a paper in the March issue of The Journal of Consumer Research, which examined why consumers make repeat purchases.
Problems of uncertainty over diagnosis and perceived lack of understanding by GPs are a worry for some people with PCD, supporting the conclusion of a paper on best practice in care which proposed clearer lines of communication between specialist and GP [ 4], particularly as some participants reported almost no specialist contact, and hence no specialised monitoring, since initial diagnosis.
The current report by Sonkin challenges the conclusions of a recent paper by Jeay et al. reporting the discovery of a gene signature that could potentially predict the efficacy of small molecule inhibitors of the p53-MDM2 intheactreatmenthe treatment of tumors expressing wild-type p53.
Their study critiques the methods and conclusions of a 2010 paper by Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart, both professors at Harvard, showing that countries with high debts also have lower growth rates.
Once again, a key paper in a lesser impact journal questioning main conclusions of a high impact paper was not cited or caught in peer or editorial review.
