Sentence examples for explaining the conclusions of from inspiring English sources

The community of voices that they trust have no interest in explaining the conclusions of the scientists, the humanity of the president, or the fresh hell that TARP and the stimulus helped to prevent, and no other voices can penetrate the protective walls they have built for themselves.

In this section, we give an example of a continuous pseudocontractive mapping T and a Lipschitzian monotone mapping with all the conditions of Theorem 3.1 and some numerical experiment results to explain the conclusion of the theorem.

Now, we give an example of a finite family of pseudocontractive mappings satisfying Theorem 3.1 and some numerical experiment result to explain the conclusion of the theorem as follows.

This condition contribute to further explain the conclusion of recent study [ 53] in which feeding high-starch diets to cows have successful induced subacute ruminal acidosis, which caused the endotoxin tolerance in the mammary gland of cows and suppressed the response of mammary gland to LPS challenge.

To some extent, our results explain the conclusions regarding the effectiveness of quality indicators presented in several reviews [ 4- 8].

Although our observations differ, and we cannot explain this, the conclusions of the studies – that hypoxia can drive aspects of differentiation and dedifferentiation should not be regarded as necessarily contradictory because it is plausible that cancer cells simultaneously develop some features associated with both differentiation and de-differentiation.

The results could be explained by the conclusions of Sackett [ 1] who maintains that physicians think they are already practising EBM while in reality they are not.

The campaign's conclusion explains the end of the wars and of Yi Sun-Sin's life.

The last section explains the main conclusions of this study.

This is likely to explain the contradictory conclusions of previous stability studies and may, in part, contribute to differences observed in the TB diagnostic studies using urine as a clinical sample, described above.

Our data showed that differences in heat stress conditions may at least partly explain the conflicting conclusions of previous studies.