It should also affect contemporary conclusions.
Medical education in Oxford and Manchester before the 1832 Anatomy Act -- Dissection in Oxford and Manchester : supply and demand before 1832 -- The Anatomy Act and the poor -- The working of the Anatomy Act in Oxford and Manchester -- Medical education in Oxford and Manchester after the Anatomy Act -- Some contemporary parallels -- Conclusion -- Appendix -- Notes -- Works cited -- Index.
China, Africa, and international politics through the lens of the Mugabe government, ca. Conclusion: Contemporary Africa and the foreseeable world order / Francis Onditi, Gilad Ben-Nun, Cristina D'Alessandro, and Zach Levey.
CONCLUSION: Contemporary nitinol-based bare-metal stents performed well in controlled settings.
CONCLUSION: Contemporary total hip arthroplasty in patients 25 years of age and younger is associated with improved hip function, and secure fixation of cementless implants at early followup.
In conclusion, contemporary cementless THA in patients under the age of 30 for diagnoses other than inflammatory arthritis is associated with acceptable functional improvement and radiographic outcomes at midterm followup.
In conclusion, contemporary evidence from a large and geographically diverse population of UK patients with melanoma indicates notable seasonal variation in diagnosis, most likely demonstrating concordant seasonal variation in awareness of skin changes on self or others, and related help-seeking behaviour.
First, as this argument was developed through a review of the work of four contemporary philosophers, our conclusions reflect the frameworks selected for inclusion and the specific interpretations given these theories.
It's difficult to avoid the conclusion that contemporary Germany, unlike Hollywood, resists smudging the distinction between victims and perpetrators.
Romano, while conceding the apparent unlikeliness of his conclusion, hails contemporary America as the "most philosophical culture in the history of the world".
