Sentence examples for describe conclusion from inspiring English sources

From Section 3.2.4, data were tabulated and are presented in Additional file 2: Appendix B. This step of the SLR describe conclusion, possible threats and limitations to the validity of this study.

To evaluate this point, we selected papers by authors of the Boffetta et al. (2008) commentary on topics with relatively few previous publications and lack of consensus on causation to assess how these authors describe conclusions from their own data.

Section 5 describes conclusion of this article.

Mr Blair described as "extensive, detailed and authoritative" intelligence that was, in fact, patchy and old; he described conclusions that were speculative as "beyond doubt".

Such data scheme would allow assessing the extent of the missing wedge and isotropic distortions for the system and thus provide measurable values to the confidence to the described conclusions.

His Nobel lecture, "Studies on the principles that govern the folding of protein chains" [19], succinctly describes conclusions that set the paradigm for in vitro protein folding to this day.

Note that in principle the described conclusions could be right; it is just that the results of microarray experiments can say nothing about it and might actually be misleading instead.

The final objective of the book is to describe a conclusion that the ancient stoic philosophers had already discovered long ago, but that modern system science has rediscovered today.

2. Many describe the conclusion of Mark's Gospel at 16:8 as "open-ended".

In City of God, Augustine developed his theodicy as part of his attempt to trace human history and describe its conclusion.

In addition, many couples describe the conclusion of this period of separation as a monthly honeymoon, and in a time when the majority of marriages fail, sustaining the excitement level can only be a good thing.