Sentence examples for journals concluded from inspiring English sources

But those busy scientists—about 150,000 in all dominate the research journals, concluded a study published in July.

However, the WPA Task Force which reviewed 26 non-indexed LAMIC journals concluded that five journals would likely meet criteria for indexation by Medline and/or ISI/Thomson database (three from the Asian region, one from Africa and one from Latin America).

The other four journals concluding Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry, Journal of Power Sources, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, and Electroanalysis, which revealed the same growth trend in the research period, rose undulate from 1993 to 2011 and showed a promising development since 2011.

Above, bottom: 8 discrete studies published in peer-reviewed journals concluding that these tests are 18 to 67percentt sensitive.

But studies in two scientific journals conclude that to be most useful, daylight-saving time should end about a month sooner than at present; we should "fall back" to standard time at the end of September, not October as we do now--and certainly not later, not on the first Sunday in November as the House-passed bill requires.

The journal concluded in 1996 that traffic calming, enforcement of traffic rules and other measures save lives.

(A study published last year in The Physician and Sportsmedicine Journal concluded that bats were not a significant factor in Little League injuries).

An independent review of Abraxane published in December in a cancer research journal concluded that the drug was "old wine in a new bottle".

At the end of 2003, the 54 economists polled by The Wall Street Journal concluded that the G.D.P. would grow at an annual rate of 4.5percentt in the first quarter this year.

The CDC journal concluded that the opioid overdose epidemic resulted in the deaths of approximately 300,000 people in the US during 1999 2015, including 33,000 in 2015.

His work was subsequently discredited, and the BMJ, a British medical journal, concluded that flaws in his scientific study were not honest mistakes but an "elaborate fraud".