Sentence examples similar to function's conclusion from inspiring English sources

In the remaining five patients, the engineered grafts functioned normally to the study's conclusion, which was between 6 months and 20 months, depending on when the patients enrolled.

While some of it was sold for scrap, "still others could have been taken intact to preserve their function," reinforcing conclusions of the Iraqi government and the I.A.E.A.

Analyses of the J and K-luminosity functions support this conclusion.

Numerical experiments with suitably chosen test functions validate this conclusion.

The new loss-of-function data supports conclusions.

The sentiment echoes persistent myths regarding creativity, such as psychologist Harvey Lehman's 1953 conclusion that "the genius does not function equally well throughout the years of adulthood.

One of the book's dispiriting conclusions is that the functions of personality and professionalism in modern politics are diverging.

The hypothetical question was often asked as to whether he would be able to function without her; the inevitable conclusion being that this would be simply impossible.

Systematic studies of the effective magnetostriction constant as a function of composition support this conclusion.

Biomimicry stems from the logical conclusion that nature's systems function well: examples of when they fail are found only in the fossil record.

Conclusion: Thomson's lamp or, better, the supertask consisting in its functioning is logically impossible.