Sentence examples for contributing to a conclusion from inspiring English sources
Considering these factors, it has been strongly debated whether environmental epidemiology studies can show causal relationships between exposures and disease as Bradford Hill envisaged the elements of data contributing to a conclusion of a causal association [ 51].
"It is fitting that we are here with our Apec colleagues to share the news that the United States and China have reached an understanding that we hope will contribute to a rapid conclusion of the broader negotiations in Geneva".
As for members of the SHH pathway, our results did not contribute to a clear conclusion on either activation or inhibition of the WNT pathway in NBCCS fibroblasts.
Therefore, being identified as an outlier in expression level does not necessarily contribute to a different conclusion.
Third, although most of the included studies made attempt to control for the confounding variables, not all of the residual and potential mediators were adjusted and took into account, which could contribute to a superficially conclusion of our findings.
However, heterogeneity of results for DSS was rigorously quantified and analyzed in our meta-regression and subgroup analysis, which contributes to a more reliable conclusion.
In addition, inconsistency of results was rigorously quantified and analyzed in our meta-analysis, which will finally contribute to a more reliable conclusion.
The following year he contributed to a paper that came to the conclusion that alcohol was a more harmful substance than cannabis, LSD or Ecstasy.
Conclusion: AMP contributed to a reduction in painful symptoms and improved the quality of life of nursing workers, with a lasting effect until the 20th week of follow-up, indicating utility as an effective strategy for the management of MSP in the group studied.
In conclusion, STMN1 expression contributed to a shorter duration of RFS and reduced CSS in patients with EHCC.
Key conclusion 7: The IHSS contributed to a significant number of deaths averted.
