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Metrics to evaluate design exploration are thus necessary to make conclusions and comparisons among idea generation methods.

It is inappropriate to make conclusions and develop models based on in vivo (or cell culture) results with reference to in vitro measurements of antioxidant activity.

While public cloud may offer more functionality and economy, private cloud is best suitable to make conclusions and comparison between on-premise and cloud operation, because all of the cost is handled by the organization that uses it.

Finally, we make conclusions and outlook the future work in "Conclusion".

Last week, Democratic Sens. Michael Bennet (Colo)., Amy Klobuchar (Minn). and Cory Booker (N.J). wrote a letter asking the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office to probe the commission's funding, the information it was using to make conclusions and the steps it was taking to adhere to federal regulations and voter privacy requirements.

Focusing on the "well behaved" or conserved gene changes alone would not only impede the choice of sample collection, but would also make conclusions and findings more subjective by selecting only those parameters that define the subsets of a population containing these conserved changes.

The authors made conclusions and defined prospects of developing solar energy in Russia.

Finally, the paper makes conclusions and recommendations with regard to the necessity of a revision in the next edition of MUTCD for WWD TCDs.

It makes conclusions and then looks for facts to support the conclusions.

"Making conclusions and stating as fact that things occurred -- that is very dangerous," he added. .

Criticism of early studies on cranberry often cited lack of use of appropriate standardized material, making conclusions and comparisons to other studies difficult [ 1].