However, in concluding this analysis of the main green PL components, we reiterate the interpretation of Ye et al. [40] which we have applied consistently in our previous analysis of ZnO samples and devices [20, 39].
In concluding this survival analysis using several clinical and gene expression variables, we mention our recent work [ 3], in which we investigate the role of metastasis in survival analysis and its interactions with the other covariates.
In a concluding quantitative analysis, we demonstrate the feasibility of NIRS in a manufacturing context for predicting coating time and detecting production cores failing to meet dissolution test specifications.
In order to conclude the analysis of the experimental results presented in this section, it is worth noticing that the water cut-off frequency, estimated by means of the theoretical model expounded in Section 3, was usually higher than the modulation frequency used in the experiments, especially for water of higher turbidity.
To conclude, VBM analysis in our study showed bilateral reduction in IC gray-matter volume in subjects with PTSD.
In 1982, Nunn concluded his analysis of the Taimanov with the words, "Black badly needs a new idea against 8.Bb5+ and 9.a4 to keep the Benoni in business"; two years later, he had given up the opening altogether.
In 2013 the OAS concluded the analysis and presented its report to the region.
"After an in-depth analysis we concluded that there was no single reason, but a complex series of interrelated events which led to this tragedy". The report said Kumaritashvili's run appeared normal until he was exiting curve 15. "At that time Nodar appears to have hung on to the curve too long," it said.
Several research methods were used, ranging from case and literature studies aimed at data gathering, to comparative and graphical analysis, discussion, and finally, the synthesis and critical analysis in the concluding part.
From an in-depth analysis, we conclude that these groups are competing in several 'fake lottery'-related scam, with the second group leading the pack and covering most of the countries.
Last year, paleontologist Eleanor Weston of the Natural History Museum in London concluded from an analysis of skulls that this ratio is larger in males and that the difference is independent of the male-female inequality in body size.
