Sentence examples for conclusions offering from inspiring English sources
Conclusions Offering free nicotine replacement therapy or additional (proactive) counselling to standard helpline support had no additional effect on smoking cessation.
Conclusions Offering self sampling by sending a device for collecting cervicovaginal specimens for high risk HPV testing to women who did not attend regular screening is a feasible and effective method of increasing coverage in a screening programme.
The supersize brass section drove the finale to its overwhelming conclusion, offering a powerful vision of triumph undergirded by darkness and struggle.
In conclusion, offering 6 L/d of MR increased growth performance before weaning and, when offering 6 L/d of MR, feeding a high-fat starter feed resulted in the greatest BW after weaning.
Elections would then be held in 2009.At the closing session of the convention, Myanmar's acting prime minister, General Thein Sein, presented its conclusion, offering what the regime regards as "disciplined democracy", as a roaring success.
Spacek's repeated phrase "drum is a woman" meets with Guy's piano line towards the song's conclusion, offering the listener a motto and melody that carries on far past its run time.
In conclusion, offering opportunities to write with a metacognitive component is beneficial to students' abilities to answer higher-order questions in subsequent assessments.
In brief blog posts on Sept. 17, both the Heritage Foundation and the Tax Foundation simply dismissed its conclusions without offering any remotely convincing evidence of error.
Sociological critiques of "scientific truth" sometimes try to reach their radical conclusions by offering a crude analogue of Laudan's historical argument against scientific realism.
It added: "We note that much of the challenge to CRU's work has not always followed the conventional scientific method of checking and seeking to falsify conclusions or offering alternative hypotheses for peer review and publication.
Merritt dismisses the scores of studies based on statistical analysis that challenge her conclusions without offering any substantive numbers of her own.
