They would turn out to be only half right in their conclusion.
Among the "learning" points in their conclusion was the revelation that schools could "change the type of pupils" they admit.
As Ceci and Williams stress in their conclusion, universities need to find ways of offering part-time scientific posts.
In their conclusion, the authors rightly note the squeamishness of America's modern presidents in dealing with genocide.
In their conclusion, the authors, who called the transfer policies "unfair" in written answers to questions, have suggestions how it can be stopped.
In their conclusion, Gilens and Page go even further, asserting that "In the United States, our findings indicate, the majority does not rule — at least not in the causal sense of actually determining policy outcomes.
The main purpose of this research was to develop a scale to capture IWAH, but the researchers also speculate, in their conclusion, about why some people become high in IWAH and others do not.
Members of the defense team, in tears themselves as parents spoke about their slain children, evoked Mr. Breivik's human rights in their conclusion that he should be held accountable for his crimes.
I think the point made by the authors in their conclusion is a good one:A small number of variables related to the housing price distribution, building, lending, and area demographics explain a large fraction of differences across metropolitan areas.
In their conclusion the authors advocate that the industry should engage stakeholders with a view to reducing environmental impacts.
In their conclusion, the QAA state that the UK 2006 Fraud Act is "untested in this context".
