Sentence examples for conducted to conclude from inspiring English sources

An extensive, high fidelity test campaign has been conducted to conclude on the achievable β-factor estimation performance for a KI impactor reference scenario with the SB 2001 QC34.

There are various literatures that suggest that the nanoparticles can cause various environmental and health problems, though there is a need for more studies to be conducted to conclude that there is a real problem with silver nanoparticles.

A randomized controlled trial incorporating a large representative sample should be conducted to conclude the STRIP Assistant's effectiveness, efficiency and user satisfaction.

A study they conducted, to be published soon, concludes that the party's support is concentrated "among social groups who might be described as 'traditional' Labor supporters, older, less educated working-class men".

Reservoir simulations conducted to examine LSWF recovery sensitivities conclude that LSWF recovery effects are governed based on the initial and final wetting states.

They also conducted anthropometry studies to conclude if Aréchiga Gamboa fit the physical descriptions of the man featured in the video.

While Fischer and Hout have not yet conducted further analysis to conclude that these same factors are continuing to drive Americans away from religion today, a heightened national focus on social issues suggests politics may still be playing a pivotal role.

Conducted thermal investigations allowed to conclude that the amount of Si-H groups present in the system affects the number of decomposition steps of the studied networks.

At around 10pm, the meeting was already running overtime and state party chairwoman Roberta Lange conducted a voice vote to conclude the convention and then left the hotel.

On the other hand, to the best of our knowledge no systematic, longitudinal study has been conducted in Asian populations to conclude that early AR is a significant factor to differentiate for childhood obesity.

Yesterday, transit officials distributed a letter from the company in which its president, Bart M. Schwartz, a former federal prosecutor, said that investigators had found "no facts or conduct which cause us to conclude that the integrity of the procurement process has been compromised".