Sentence examples for conclusions to the level from inspiring English sources

Both sides say that Dr. Ramey, a 47-year-old geneticist and curator of vertebrate zoology at the Denver museum, is the human star of the Preble's case, partly because he has extended his scientific conclusions to the level of national policy and loudly voiced what he believes are the implications.

Future meta-analyses in this field need to clearly differentiate between different levels of intervention, specify inclusion criteria accordingly, and limit conclusions to the level in focus.

The residuals of this model based on annual data showed a homogeneity of variances and only little tendencies to skewness why the research group assessed that this model was viable in this study and refrained from using a multilevel model as all data was analysed at the level of the PCCs not aiming to attain any conclusions at the level of the individual citizen.

The estimates obtained were nearly the same and from the inferential perspective both methodological approaches lead to the same conclusion at the level of significance of 5%.

We used a weight-of-evidence approach to draw conclusions with regard to the level of confidence that a specific factor increases or decreases the risk of an O3-related health effect.

Bill Gallery, senior programme director for Democracy International, a group monitoring the poll, said some of its observers in the south were "surprised at how many people were turning out", but it was too early to draw conclusions about the level of participation.

Linear regression of knockdown levels of this subset generated an R-squared value of 0.8 (Pearson correlation co-efficiency was 0.9; Figure 4), indicating that primers of independent designs led to similar conclusions regarding the level of knockdown.

Though this is already quite a strong conclusion, it does not yet rise to the level of full-blown necessitarianism with respect to modes.

The conserved gene-islands described between wheat and other major crop species such as rice [ 11], have been limited because of the use of EST and single BAC sequences (unlike the large assembled sequences created in this study), with the associated lack resolution making it difficult to reach definitive conclusions about the level of conservation.

The negative effects of shisha have been demonstrated such as on tar and nicotine intake [ 21], risk of lung cancer, respiratory illness and low birth-weight [ 22], but on the whole studies remain sparse and the body of evidence is inadequate to form concrete conclusions about the level of risk.

The report gave no indication, however, as to the level of certitude of the conclusions presented.