Sentence examples for make concrete conclusions from inspiring English sources
Although there's a long way to go in studying the impacts of traffic congestion to make concrete conclusions, there are forces at play trying to change the path of our traffic-addicted city, the most major one being that L.A. has, in recent years, become an exciting hub for bicycle enthusiasts.
The context-specific nature of this study limits the ability to generalize results, or to make concrete conclusions about the role of RBF for NCDs.
We appreciate that it is always difficult to make concrete conclusions from retrospectively collected data, yet this summary of our centre's experience gives some insight into the current practice and highlights the significant proportion of women who suffer symptoms affecting their quality of life persisting with varying severity and chronicity.
Analyses of survey results have shown that respondents often give socially desirable answers and are likely to conceal their true feelings on controversial topics; moreover, the wording of questions, as well as the ordering of possible answers, can affect the results, making concrete conclusions difficult.
The missing data piece in ALPR readings because of damages to the hard drive makes it challenging to draw concrete conclusions.
They make concrete pipes and manhole components.
Further study is needed to draw concrete conclusion on the other hypoxic pathways from our observations.
Still, Sirigu cautions that it's too soon to make any concrete conclusions.
A more thorough adjustment for patient baseline disease severity is necessary to make a concrete conclusion about this finding.
Civilising ideas were made concrete.
