Sentence examples for conclusions published from inspiring English sources

While it is a very tedious task for publishers to judge if the data is deposited and backs up the conclusions published, this requirement is growing steadily for metabolomics studies.

They went public and had their conclusions published in the journal Science.

* Dame Clare's conclusions, published in March, were warmly received by the sector.

Preliminary conclusions, published in Science two decades after the experiment began, "demonstrate that caloric restriction slows aging in a primate species," the scientists leading the experiment wrote.

His conclusions, published this week in Nature Climate Change, confirm for the tropics the findings for temperate climes of a recent American study.

The Russian findings were significantly more cautious than the Swiss conclusions, published by al-Jazeera and the Guardian on Wednesday, which said that its tests "moderately support the proposition that the death was the consequence of poisoning with polonium-210".

Lothar Meyer had independently reached a similar conclusion, published after the appearance of Mendeleyev's paper.

His conclusion, published in this week's Science, is that the opposite is happening.

Analysis of the behavior yielded the conclusion, published in Biology Letters, that it's part of the dance of the sexes.

It is difficult to understand claims that it cannot be swiftly resolved and a conclusion published before 7 May," Flynn wrote.

Their conclusion, published in The Journal of Geophysical Research, is that the crater caused by such an impact would have to be at least 85 miles wide.