Sentence examples for defined conclusion from inspiring English sources

The governor's testimony was supposed to be the tilting point of the entire investigation, the public crescendo of a process that has been conducted largely in private and without a defined conclusion.

The United States has declared war on cancer, on pornography, and on terror, and the lesson to be gleaned from those campaigns is that, unlike most other wars, those declared against common nouns seldom come to a precisely defined conclusion.

Though there have been some researches on the change of teeth's microhardness before and after bleaching, no defined conclusion were found [11, 12].

However, it had not enabled to provide defined conclusion announcing the hypothetical considerations due to that small number of subjects.

The sample numbers need to be increased in order to make defined conclusions.

One of them is a realization of inference rules defining conclusions that can be obtained from premises.

Since { a n } is arbitrarily defined, the conclusion consequently holds.

Thus, compared with the conclusions of future formal studies that would demand findings that are more precisely defined, our conclusions would probably be more applicable to clinical situations.

We defined authors' conclusions as the reported interpretation of the extent to which the overall trial result favoured the experimental over the control intervention.

In a similar way to leadership, dedicated financial and educational resources, and promotion and awareness-raising activities, are not commonly defined so conclusions cannot be reached regarding their use in future interventions.

That conclusion defined the exhilaration and pathos of sport.