Sentence examples for conventional conclusion from inspiring English sources

It's an unfortunately conventional conclusion, and unconvincing too just watching the insult/apology/reconciliation pattern of these two is exhausting, so it's hard to imagine choosing to experience it.

Because, generally, CR delays senescence compared with AL, the conventional conclusion is that the aging under CR conditions is simply a delay of the aging under AL conditions (as may be the case for a slower aging rate under low temperature).

The peer-reviewed study published in the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society argues that conventional conclusions on climate sensitivity - the extent to which global temperatures respond to greenhouse gas emissions - underestimate the role of some amplifying feedbacks that may intensify climate impacts in ways that many models tend to overlook.

Hume thought we could get conventional moral conclusions from these moral sentiments, which nature has fortunately given us.

Conclusion: Conventional gastric tonometry overestimated perfusion during conditions of compromised gastric blood flow (supraceliac aortic clamp).

Conclusion: Conventional clinical methods of initiating CPB at a hyperoxemic PO2 may increase the possibility of myocardial reoxygenation injury in cyanotic children.

Conclusion: Conventional formulas for predicting BMR may overestimate the caloric needs in the patient in a PVS, which results in overfeeding.

Conclusion: Conventional end-point PCR proved useful to the diagnosis of CNS herpes virus infection, with an impact on the clinical intervention.

In conclusion, conventional 2D acquisition is more reliable compared to 3D SPACE for comprehensive assessment of the knee joint at 3.0 T. The authors declare that they have no conflict of interest.

In conclusion, conventional radioactive and antibody binding assays are very costly and time-consuming.

Conclusion Conventional, publicly available sources provide insufficient information on new drugs, especially on patient relevant outcomes in approved subpopulations.