Sentence examples for in conclusion regarding from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, regarding the comparatively high sensitivity of the tumour M2-PK stool test, its potential use for early detection of CRC and adenomas merits further investigation.

In conclusion, regarding the number of peaks detected, the biomarker potential and the reproducibility of the two sample sets investigated by both the old (PBS-IIc) and new (PCS 4000) generation SELDI-TOF MS apparatus, we could not confirm the alleged improved performance of the PCS 4000 instrument over the PBS-IIc apparatus.

In conclusion, regarding the area per lipid and acyl chain order parameters results above, the vinyl ether linkage induced closer packing of sn-1 and sn-2 chains explains the lower area per lipid and higher acyl chain ordering of the PE plasmalogen system compared to the PE diacyl system.

In conclusion, regarding DLBCL subgrouping by cell of origin, the concordance between GEP and immunohistochemistry data has been poor [ 29], and the reproducibility of the classification in ABC and GCB subtypes using different immunohistochemical algorithms was also very poor [ 40, 41].

In conclusion, regarding the infecting strain, while the high potential for spreading of 027 strains seems clear, further investigation on epidemic strains can be a useful contribution to shed some light on the virulence and epidemic potential of C. difficile 027, in accordance with recent studies suggesting that subtypes may influence the severity of clinical outcome.

This potential variation between studies means that caution should be exercised in conclusions, regarding episode number and treatment effectiveness.

The screen data observed in this study provide workable assumptions on the natural history of DCIS and do not lead to a major difference in conclusions regarding overdiagnosis.

When cases were selectively sampled so that only those with extreme values of E, | E| > 1, were included, the power of all tests was increased, but there were no changes in conclusions regarding relative test efficacies (results not shown).

Flipping through Ebert's anthology yields many such prescient nuggets, as in his conclusion regarding Peter Bogdanovich's 1971 period drama, "The Last Picture Show," which he calls, not with irony but with admiration, "the best film of 1951, you might say": Movies create our dreams as well as reflect them, and when we lose the movies we lose the dreams.

Still, the relatively low number of patients studied calls for caution in the conclusion regarding negative findings.

In "Conclusion" section, a conclusion regarding the HFA initial analysis results is presented.