Sentence examples for make robust conclusions from inspiring English sources

Replicating the results from several studies is required to make robust conclusions on the association between genotypes and phenotypes.

However, with such low numbers of DCD-expressing tumours, it was difficult to make robust conclusions regarding differences in patient characteristics between groups.

For some questions, there was evidence but the evidence available was inconclusive or not of sufficiently high quality to make robust conclusions.

Follow-up information was incomplete in two programmes, and the numbers of children on ART were too small to make robust conclusions.

Ten individuals were excluded because they reported having no health insurance; this group was too small to make robust conclusions regarding lack of insurance.

Only 17 patients (nine never smokers, two previous smokers, and six current smokers) were categorized with cRRT in the study period, and did not allow us to make robust conclusions about association of smoking and risk of cRRT.

Furthermore, Grisar and colleagues [ 54] documented EPC dysfunction in patients receiving anti-malarial therapy, although the small sample size makes robust conclusions difficult.

Although postal questionnaires may reach large population samples and be easy to administer, a Swedish study found that non-participation was common among migrants, thus reducing the external validity of the survey and making robust conclusions about ethnic differences difficult [ 14].

Our dataset was not extensive enough to make robust statistical conclusions about the relative abundance of invaginations at the base, sides, and rim of the chloroplast cup.

Third, few studies were conducted using a longitudinal design, making it hard to draw robust conclusions regarding predictive validity.

As Howroyd et al. noted, "The relatively small number of animals available made it difficult to draw robust conclusions concerning enhancement of spontaneous findings in PPARα-null mice".