The term "modified conclusion" can be used in written English.
It refers to a conclusion that has been altered or adjusted in some way, either by additional information or by changing the original conclusion. It can be used in various contexts, such as in an academic essay, a scientific report, or a legal document. Example: After analyzing the data, I came to the modified conclusion that the results were inconclusive due to the small sample size.
The results are similar to those of Figure 2 with the following modified conclusions.
Based upon this quantified measure, we have modified our conclusion by stating now that "p53 induction upon Rps27l disruption is unlikely due to aberrant protein synthesis, but reduced rRNA processing may contribute to some extent".
If the early texts are correct, however, such an ordinance did not prevent the Buddha, and certainly did not prevent his followers, from accepting the general cosmological beliefs of the time, modified by conclusions drawn from the Buddha's own teachings.
We have modified the Conclusions section with this in mind.
Our IV estimate did not conflict with previous PS estimates, though larger confidence intervals modified the conclusions.
We modified the conclusions in the Abstract to clarify even further this concept, as required by the reviewer.
We nevertheless checked that including this point would not have modified our conclusions but only the probabilities associated with our results.
We do not believe that a higher proportion of mechanically ventilated patients would have modified our conclusions, as the proportion of adequate views was significantly higher for the apical view than for the subxiphoid view in the population of mechanically ventilated patients (Table 2).
In addition, we have gone through the text and carefully modified our conclusions throughout to say that the protein "contributes to" tethering and we have also changed the title so as never to state that it is a bona fide tether.
We could modify this conclusion if the central bank is worried about the inflationary effect of depreciation, so that MP shifts left.
