Sentence examples for exists to conclude from inspiring English sources
Some patients seek homeopathic treatment for depression, but insufficient evidence exists to conclude as to the effectiveness, cost-effectiveness and safety of treatment by homeopaths for patients with depression.
Trump said in a memorandum that he wanted the Pentagon "to return to the long-standing policy and practice on military service by transgender individuals that was in place prior to June 2016 until such time as a sufficient basis exists" to conclude that allowing them to service will not have negative effects.
The enabling statute for the Joint Commission on Public Ethics does not limit the scope of a report but says it needs to include "the commission's findings of fact" and "a determination that a substantial basis exists to conclude that a violation has occurred".
Additionally, no clinical test exists to conclude lack of awareness.
We believe sufficient evidence exists to conclude that there is an association between lead dose and decrements in cognitive function in adults.
Sufficient 'headroom' thus exists to conclude that the molar concentration of pEndos during M phase in fact exceeds that of the PP2A-B55 phosphatase.
Some clinics may exclude subjects from low dose challenge trials if the subject has a history of severe reactions, even though data do not exist to conclude that severe responders are necessarily more likely to be reactive at low doses.
However, taken together evidence exist to conclude that blood CTG repeat expansion size correlates with cognition, especially when considering the entire DM1 spectrum, which ranges from mental retardation (congenital DM1) to subtle memory deficits (minimal DM1) [ 14, 9].
To our knowledge no experimental evidence exists to date to conclude that a defined vibration magnitude, frequency, direction or exposure time may induce osteonecrosis.
Results were then integrated according to clearly defined criteria, leading the coauthors to conclude that sufficient evidence exists to affirm that PFOA exposure decreases fetal growth in humans.
His report concludes that sufficient evidence exists to bring claims of malpractice against the accounting firm on the grounds of failing to disclose or investigate the technique.
