"dynamic conclusion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a conclusion that is impactful, engaging, and leaves a lasting impression on the reader. Example: The article's dynamic conclusion left readers feeling inspired and motivated to take action towards preserving the environment.
"As much as one can't judge a movie from one still image, one can't draw dynamic conclusions from a single ChIP experiment," he says.
Rowan Kaiser of The A.V. Club gave a glowing review, praising the Keith-Veronica dynamic, the conclusions to the story arcs, and the final sequence after it is revealed that Aaron is the murderer.
Our results indicate that the angiosperm PLD family, comprising two major subfamilies (C2- and PXPH-PLDs), is evolutionarily very dynamic, and conclusions based on a single species (such as Arabidopsis) might not therefore be simply applicable to others.
Unfortunately, markets are dynamic, while the conclusion of tomorrow's case is a static decision in a point of time.
In conclusion, dynamic heterogeneity in the cluster phase of the rings is "mild", as opposed to the strong dynamic heterogeneity characteristic of dynamically asymmetric mixtures.
Conclusion: Dynamic changes in blood/gas partition coefficients of volatile anesthetics were found during cardiac surgery.
In conclusion, dynamic swelling is influenced by water polymer affinity and subsequently causes various types of steady transport in hydrogels.
Conclusion: Dynamic or isometric resistance training improves functional ability and reduces knee joint pain of patients with knee OA. © 2002 by the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine and the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
CONCLUSION: Dynamic gadolinium-enhanced MR imaging showed no improvement over unenhanced MR imaging in detectability of liver metastases.
CONCLUSION: Dynamic modelling for STEMI patients enhances the risk assessment and stratification and should provide valuable ongoing guidance for their management.
