Sentence examples for more elucidative conclusions from inspiring English sources

Alternative instruments for evaluating such an aspect may be adopted in future research, enabling the eliciting of more elucidative conclusions.

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Further studies with extended number of the patients and follow-up biopsies could be more elucidative in immunopathogenesis and prognosis of the disease and may lead to more precise treatment modalities in childhood IgAN.

If an Argument has more than one Conclusion, the Conclusions will be numbered ("C1" for the first Conclusion, "C2" for the second Conclusion, and so on).

Two more general conclusions also emerge.

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Following those discussions we will say more about our conclusions".

More conclusions on page 68 in the attached report.

But there is another, more worrying, conclusion.

A more common conclusion is one rat per human.