Sentence examples for heterogeneous conclusions from inspiring English sources

Studies with more detailed self-reported measures of social support have likewise reached heterogeneous conclusions.

Only a few authors have addressed health-related absence from school in overweight and obese children, with heterogeneous conclusions.

The literature related to oesophageal CRM status is heterogeneous and conclusions inconsistent.

Patients enrolled in these studies are heterogeneous, and conclusions are valid for the 'average' patient.

This sample is well-powered to detect ethnic differences in the largest minority groups, but over 200 ethnic categories were self-reported for minor groups suggesting that the large "Other" ethnic group category is highly heterogeneous and conclusions ought to be interpreted cautiously.

In conclusion, the available studies are too heterogeneous for firm conclusions to be drawn on the predictive value of time-lapse analysis for embryo aneuploidy screening.

Nonetheless, the heterogeneity between primary studies has been mirrored by heterogeneous results and conclusions among available meta-analyses, further complicating decision making on this topic.

The literature is small and heterogeneous and so conclusions can only be tentative.

This indicates the advantages of ISH testing, which is probably underestimated in the current recommendations, and might be considered for every case bearing any IHC staining greater than 0. In conclusion, heterogeneous expression and distribution of predictive biomarkers in tumor tissue poses two major problems.

This would create a group of "large companies" that was too heterogeneous to draw any conclusions about.

As the signal of an advantageous effect comes from a heterogeneous group of studies, conclusions regarding safety are particularly difficult to draw.