Sentence examples for making conclusions concerning from inspiring English sources

However, because not all combinations were studied anatomically and behaviorally, and because the behavioral recovery may not parallel the electrophysiological recovery, we remain cautious about making conclusions concerning the ability of these treatments to promote recovery of behavior.

Non-significant group differences made conclusions concerning arithmetic, semantic, and phonological fact retrieval rather difficult (hypothesis 3).

In spite of these recent clinical reports about the effect of PRP for the treatment of patellar tendinopathy, many limitations of PRP studies make it hard to draw clear conclusions concerning the effectiveness of PRP treatment from these results.

In the available reports, objective criteria of treatment effects are often missing, which make it difficult to compare results and draw conclusions concerning effects of the treatment offered.

Since one study [ 54] was carried out only with males, it is impossible to make pooled conclusions concerning differences in effect of peak score by gender.

In the 1930s he made important conclusions concerning the mechanics of teeth, which led to his studies of the evolution and dietary function of fossil mammals of the Mesozoic, work that in turn influenced the studies of many zoologists.

Therefore, one cannot make definitive conclusions concerning these data.

It is difficult to make firm conclusions concerning the role of α-MSH in human melanoma progression from murine studies.

Although this pilot study has shown some interesting results, we are aware that the examined cohort is too small to make definitive conclusions concerning the NPs composition, distribution, and interindividual differences and to give any possible explanations of our findings.

The application of the FASST mode for BFR screening in polymers enables one to make effective conclusions concerning the presence of polymeric BFRs (e.g., oligomers from dibromostyrene copolymer), reactive BFRs (e.g., TBBPA and derivates) or reaction products from thermal debrominated additive BFRs (e.g., tribromobisphenol A from TBBPA).

Although we have already analysed several blood samples taken from breast cancer patients with no evidence of disease six months after completion of their adjuvant chemotherapy, the follow-up time is yet too short to make any conclusions concerning the patient outcome.