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A comparison with a common design delivers conclusions about the accuracy of validation techniques.

It has proved hard for qualitative research to deliver conclusions that are as powerful as those from quantitative research.

Kant argued that empirical observations could only deliver conclusions about, for instance, the relative advantages of moral behavior in various circumstances or how pleasing it might be in our own eyes or the eyes of others.

The conservative majority time and again reaches beyond the normal bounds to deliver conclusions that virtually always favor corporate interests or echo the Republican agenda.

In addition, for CCTs to deliver conclusions that are applicable in practice they should be drawn from populations for whom the treatment is intended.

Finally, The 'Conclusions' section delivers our conclusion.

Delivering his conclusion after a three-month inquest into her death he said: "The conclusion is self-infliction".

Delivering his conclusion of accidental death by drowning, assistant coroner Jeremy Chipperfield said: "Ellis reached the other side of the river and he seemed to be cold.

The United Nations panel will deliver its conclusions on American compliance and suggestions for improvements later this month.

The high court jury delivered its conclusions to the coroner today.

The former New York attorney Michael Garcia completed his investigation into allegations of bribery and corruption surrounding the bid race on Monday and will deliver his conclusions in mid-July.