Sentence examples for favorable conclusions from inspiring English sources

The agency also departed from its normal procedures, the judge wrote, by ignoring favorable conclusions about the drug by an advisory panel as well its own scientists and officials who found that the drug could be safely used by women at least as young as 17.

To examine the use of supervised machine learning to identify biases in evidence selection and determine if citation information can predict favorable conclusions in reviews about neuraminidase inhibitors.

While the results of the available trials seem to be contradictory the more comprehensive of the two reviews had slightly more favorable conclusions.

Companies don't pay researchers to come to a favorable conclusion.

At his news conference, Mr. Moussavi called on the country's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, to help the country reach a "favorable conclusion".

The governor's lawyer, Theodore V. Wells, Jr., said in his own statement: "We respect Attorney General Cuomo's decision to appoint Chief Judge Kaye as independent counsel to the Office of the Attorney General," adding that they "look forward to a prompt and favorable conclusion to both investigations".

A clinically favorable conclusion is that emerging decreases in renal function can be detected readily with regular metabolic monitoring, and probably modified by timely interventions that include an increasing number of apparently effective treatment options to lithium.

And now, as we near the end of the year, the Vatican's investigation is reaching a provisional yet largely favorable conclusion.

The aim of the code is to set out the measure and practices of any car service garage, so that you can arrive at an informed and favorable conclusion as to the suitability of the services on offer.

Fletcher said the team's season was a success, despite its less-than-favorable conclusion.

In recent years sociologists, urban anthropologists, and urban planners have come to favorable scientific conclusions about stoops that many native New Yorkers know by the seat of their pants.