Sentence examples for in general conclusions from inspiring English sources

In general, conclusions obtained in this study can assist structural engineers to select practical geometric and computational parameters in predicting wind pressure distribution against tall buildings.

In general conclusions, Anderson observes: "Laws against terrorism need to bear down hard on all kinds of extremists who espouse violence: but it is important also that they do not alienate the rest of the population".

In general, conclusions have been made on the basis of the standard form of each model, while in the present work we focus on variants of the common Delayed Detached-Eddy Simulation (DDES) approach, in order to demonstrate its sensitivity to commonly varied aspects of its usage.

This Analysis consists in making Experiments and Observations, and in drawing general Conclusions from them by Induction, and admitting of no Objections against the Conclusions, but such as are taken from Experiments, or other certain Truths.

Some of the results presented in this paragraph are among the most important ones in the overall analysis, and they will be included in the general conclusions.

This approach shall assist in deriving general conclusions on the contribution of flexible biomass provision for balancing variable power generation from solar and wind power in the midterm.

The majority of collective motion events observed in the current study is sequential, but we need to be careful in drawing general conclusions about the nature of the collective motion from these limited observations.

One should be cautious in drawing general conclusions from such unique cases.

"While there is some variation among the individual studies, a strong and consistent general pattern has emerged from many years of research that provides confidence in our general conclusions," said Dr Appelbaum.

However, their heterogeneity within countries and between countries indicate that one must be very cautious in drawing general conclusions about the positive and negative local economic effects of nuclear power stations over time.

Finally, it discusses some of the issues involved in drawing general conclusions from randomized evaluations, including the necessary use of theory as a guide when designing evaluations and interpreting results.