Sentence examples for conclusions to achieve from inspiring English sources

Capcom describes the character as having a hasty personality, prone to jumping to conclusions to achieve a goal and sacrificing accuracy for speed.

Conclusion: To achieve 1-lung ventilation during a MIDCAB procedure, the use of a BB combined with an SLT is an appropriate technique as an alternative to the commonly used DLT.

All sides in the current debate -- from Mr. Powell and Mr. Martin to Mr. Copps -- say they agree with the goals but then reach significantly different conclusions about how to achieve them.

Conclusions For Cambodia to achieve its immunization equity objectives and disease reduction goals, a shift of emphasis to health centre and community is needed.

We intend to carry out new evaluations of the strategy in order to get results that allow us to achieve conclusions concerning its use as a whole.

Conclusions: Mothers are able to achieve the same effect size as that of trained professionals, allowing cost-effective application of the treatment within the neonatal intensive care unit.

Therefore, most published reports have a low proportion of medical patients, thereby making it difficult to achieve conclusions about the long-term outcomes of this specific group of elderly patients after ICU care.

◦ YES: During deliberations, the teams discuss and debate the conclusions for their failure to achieve their expected outcomes and ways to improve work space, work flow and application of knowledge to achieve the desired outcomes.

In conclusion, environmental design principles to achieve a reduction in environmental loads are discussed in considering the entire road life cycle.

In conclusion, individuals were able to achieve significant improvements in HRQL following a 6-month behavioral intervention and were able to maintain many of those improvements at a 24 month follow-up.

In conclusion, our study failed to achieve a significant improvement in median PFS, although a longer OS and a higher rate of long survivors were observed in comparison with historical results.