Sentence examples for conclusions the situation from inspiring English sources

Key Findings and Conclusions The situation in Indonesia during the life of the Safe Motherhood project has created a challenging working environment.

Although the effects of clustering have often been ignored in trials, producing potentially misleading conclusions, the situation has certainly improved in the British Medical Journal.

There are lots of pauses and stutters and conclusions like "The situation really hasn't gelled yet" or "It's just a very weird time".

Our data do not allow for drawing conclusions on the situation during the dry season, but hibernating C. medius presumably reduce the number of sleeping holes available for M. murinus to some extent.

"I was discouraged and very much afraid that there was going to be no conclusion to the situation without bringing in the police," he later recalled.

"We came to the conclusion that the situation was sufficiently grave enough that it was important that the Venezuelans understood that we thought moving toward early elections was the best way to resolve this," Mr. Shannon, deputy assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs, said this morning as he prepared to return to Washington.

We can naturally extend the above conclusion to the situation with N consumers.

"We understand the concern that has emanated from what has been an uncertain period for the football club and for the importance of a conclusion to the situation soon," said a statement.

Because with the increase of the side chain number m, more segments of block C are restricted, while the length of block A is still fixed and relatively free, which means the influence of block A on the DOT is smaller than that of block C. Based on Fig. 3 (a3), (b3), (c3), we can get the similar conclusion for the situation when f C is small.

We are all looking at the science, and coming to the same conclusion -- the situation on Long Island is grave.

After arriving in India, Ismay soon came to the conclusion that the situation there was dire, heading for civil war, and told Mountbatten that "India was a ship on fire in mid-ocean with ammunition in her hold".