Sentence examples for making the conclusions from inspiring English sources

In order to differentiate our device from similar devices in terms of their intended uses and features, we offered a comparison before making the conclusions.

However, this study was conducted in the ICU, making the conclusions difficult to generalize to ED patients who may not be as critically ill.

Also the authors readily acknowledge that, while they encountered only three negative studies compared to the hundreds of positive studies, the methodology was specifically designed to identify and collect articles that were positive toward EM, making the conclusions somewhat preordained.

The two most frequent and substantive criticisms of the paper were that the numbers of rats were too small with too few controls and that Sprague Dawley (SD) rats suffer spontaneous tumours anyway, making the conclusions of Seralini et al. meaningless.

To date, most trialed therapies have not been initiated after the onset of MCM symptoms, making the conclusions less impactful.

This provides additional information, making the conclusions more reliable.

I remember making the conclusion that this trend cannot now be turned around.

Sample size was therefore limited, making the conclusion less objective.

This would prevent them from making the conclusion that these factors have no effect normally.

On the other hand, the most significantly downregulated pathways are tightly correlated, making the conclusion highly reliable and trustworthy.

That lumps so many varied foods together as to make the conclusions completely meaningless.