Sentence examples for divided conclusions from inspiring English sources

In the literature, assessments of the market premium scheme come to divided conclusions.

A joint government and United States military delegation visited Granai last week but came back sharply divided in their conclusions.

Available studies on the association of preeclampsia with various weather patterns are also divided in their conclusions.

In addition, recurrent EP was associated with mortality and morbidity, but the risk of recurrence according to the surgical technique used is still under discussion, with conclusions divided.

In a recent systematic literature review, Stepurko et al. (2010) [ 8] identify only six studies examining consumers or patients' attitude towards informal payments in different countries (see [ 4, 28- 32])These studies are rather divided regarding their conclusions, namely the attitudes reported in these studies vary from strongly negative to tolerant, depending on the motivation of the payment.

At the magazine, there was a difference of opinion as to the conclusion, divided between those who thought it completely depressing, and those who thought that Tovah, in some measure, was fulfilled.

Available literature on the seasonal variation in the incidence of preeclampsia and eclampsia is much divided in its conclusion [ 1- 13].

The 10-member commission has been sharply divided in reaching its conclusions.

To identify age-dependent conclusions, we divided the study population into groups based on their ages (group I: <65 years; group II: ≥65 years).

It is interesting that both also agree in their conclusion that divided attention is unaffected.

The study by Miller et al. [ 1] presented similar conclusions, dividing care coordination and management in ICUs into two different information spaces: coordination of resources, and coordination of patient care.