Given these severe limitations and the confusion of stated results, no conclusion can be satisfactorily drawn, and therefore there is insufficient evidence of a causal association of diisocyanates and neurotoxicity.
In this research paper we have addressed three research questions, and have been able to satisfactorily draw conclusions and insights from our findings, as highlighted in this section.
In conclusion, M. oleifera leaf can satisfactorily be considered as an alternative material for separation applications and recovery of dyes and heavy metals from aqueous solutions.
The repair job, too, can have aesthetic value to the extent that one experiences it as a unified, smoothly unfolding process, beginning with an astute assessment of the required operations, leading to the skilled, fluid, unfrustrated execution of these operations, and ending with what is appraised and prized as a successful conclusion--the object experienced as satisfactorily repaired.
"That will not prevent us reaching conclusions on whether MI5 have acted reasonably, satisfactorily or whether there was any defects in their approach".
Nevertheless, they manage to capture the experimental observations satisfactorily and derive a number of conclusions from the numerical simulations performed.
Only the last of these encounters works satisfactorily.
In conclusion, the adulteration detection in grape syrup was satisfactorily addressed by the dielectric spectroscopy techniques.
"My conclusion is that our present funding arrangements do not satisfactorily guarantee our institutional independence," he said.
When identifying appropriate action codes and qualifiers to use, a biocurator's prime directive is to generate interactions that sufficiently and satisfactorily reflect both the authors' data and main conclusions derived from the data; the biocurator does not judge the quality or validity of the data, as that is the domain of the authors, journal editors, and journal referees.
