It validates the conclusions derived from the observation of Figure 3a, b, c, d, in comparison with Figure 1e, f, g, h. Figure 4 The flatness factor of the concentration distribution of nanoparticles.
The conclusions derived from the review of past researches suggest that studying the river water quality has been individually conducted by studying the numerical solution of the ADE and LDC measurement or prediction.
The conclusions derived from the use of latent content analysis, which often leads to a higher level of abstraction in data interpretation, could be different if interpretation had been based solely on manifest analysis.
The implication of immune responsiveness and cytokine secretion have been found to be widely different depending on the WAT site studied [ 11], which severely limits the actual significance of the conclusions derived from the analysis of data from a single WAT site.
The following are the conclusions derived from the study: Fracture of the tooth was the most common type of failure among the failed post-retained restorations followed by loosening of the post and fracture of the post.
Beyond the conclusions derived from the quantitative analysis of concordance and to understand better the meaning and sense of the experts' opinions, it was considered of interest to study the actual debate and consensus-seeking process "from within" by making a qualitative study of the attitudes and perceptions of the professionals who had participated in the trial.
A rule of inference is said to be truth-preserving if the conclusion derived from the application of the rule is true whenever the premises are true.
In addition to the conclusion derived from the use of phospho-mutants described here, other evidence supports the idea that phosphorylation disables anti-apoptotic activity.
The strength of conclusions derived from the comparative analysis of expressed gene sequences rests, in large part, on the quality of cDNA libraries.
Conclusions derived from the inspection of the data were not just misleading in this case but also are unacceptable in principle, for if data are inadequate for a formal analysis (or only good enough to provide estimates with wide confidence intervals), then they are bound to be inadequate as a basis for reaching any sound conclusions.
