Published in the June issue of American Sociological Review, the author, Hyun Sik Kim — a doctoral candidate at the University of Wisconsin, Madison — formulated this devastating conclusion: "After the divorce, students return to the same growth rate as their counterparts.
ID suggested the idea of this research, performed the experiments, analyzed the experimental data, participated in the discussion of the results, formulated the conclusions and worked on the manuscript.
KB and UGA together initiated and designed the study, compiled, interpreted, evaluated and reported the results and formulated the conclusions.
When authors had no intention to test for publication bias, the review was screened to find a reason for this and if the possible threat of publication bias was discussed or considered to formulate the conclusion.
ADS formulated a scientific problem, analyzed the results, and took part in the discussing and formulating the conclusions.
In Section 4, we study magnetoplasmons in graphene in the random phase approximation and in Section 5 we formulate the conclusions.
Overall conclusions are formulated in the conclusions section.
This study formulated two major conclusions.
This study formulated two main conclusions: (i) adult patients with high or no/low caries represent different populations, that each contain distinct subpopulations, those who improve/impair or maintained their caries risk and disease progression.
The formulated conclusion of these experiments is that blood-supply impairments that result in incomplete perfusion might adversely affect outcomes after whole ovary cryopreservation.
The formulated theoretical conclusions satisfactorily match the experimental determinations performed.
