Sentence examples for methodologies concluded that from inspiring English sources

One review of methodologies concluded that, management researchers "…do what they know, what they have done, what is efficient and easier, and what is rewarded (i.e., published)" which is not always the same as what would be most illuminating, or most useful.

Investigations of the quality of DHS methodologies concluded that it is nationally representative and relatively free of systematic bias [ 13].

Both methodologies conclude that seasonal mean daily 8-h maximum U.S. background ozone levels can be as high as 40 45 ppb over rural portions of the western U.S. Background fractions tend to decrease as modeled total ozone concentrations increase, with typical fractions of 75 100percentt on the lowest ozone days (<25 ppb) and typical fractions between 30 and 50% on days with ozone above 75 ppb.

The authors of the review conducted with the Navigation Guide methodology concluded that "developmental exposure to PFOA adversely affects human health based on sufficient evidence of decreased fetal growth in both human and nonhuman mammalian species" (Lam et al. 2014).

From the development and application of this methodology it can be concluded that allows us to assess the probability of CO2 leakage risk of potential areas or sites for the geological storage of CO2 with just a partial knowledge of their characteristics, based on qualitative data and the estimation of qualitative probability.

The process was analysed by following the factorial design and response surface methodology concluding that optimum values of the variables are a temperature of 95 °C, a mass ratio of catalyst to microalga of 0.52/1, and a mass ratio of methanol to microalga of 33/1.

The results computed by the proposed approach are compared with the Lambda–Tau methodology and concluded that they have a reduced region of prediction in comparison of existing technique region, i.e. uncertainties involved in the analysis are reduced.

Smilde and colleagues (1997) examined carotid and femoral arteries using a similar methodology, and concluded that the measurement of IMT is reliable, even if IMT is present.

Conclusion: On the basis of this first application of the Navigation Guide systematic review methodology, we concluded that there is "sufficient" human evidence that developmental exposure to PFOA reduces fetal growth.

In contrast, the authors of the articles in this issue of EHP used Navigation Guide methodology and concluded that "developmental exposure to PFOA adversely affects human health" (Lam et al. 2014).

Based on this first application of the Navigation Guide systematic review methodology, we concluded that there was sufficient evidence of an association between PFOA exposure and reduced fetal growth.