Sentence examples for more recent conclusion from inspiring English sources

"Opening the door to negotiations with the Taliban would be hard to swallow for many Americans after so many years of war," Clinton writes, in passages recounting her time as secretary of state that appear to confirm her rumoured unease about Obama's more recent conclusion of talks.

The preliminary results overstate the current findings of the survey, according to Western diplomats who have seen more recent conclusions.

The more recent conclusions were based on a study of infant rhesus monkeys at the Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center at Emory.

Lunt et al.'s [ 17] more recent article echoes this conclusion, and identifies patient decision-making as one of the priority areas for medical tourism research given its relevance to continuity of care, patient health and safety, and the commodification of care.

A more recent review reached similar conclusions [ 9].

There may be more recent systematic reviews with conclusions different to those presented here.

More recent studies support the conclusions of investigators at the time of the pandemic [ 7] that most deaths were due to complications of bacterial pneumonia.

Because of these improvements in methods over time, we cannot appropriately compare our early nursing home disease rates to those calculated from more recent data to draw conclusions about changes in trends.

More recent studies have bolstered that conclusion.

Data from more recent census surveys reinforces that conclusion.

This has led to the belief that Asians may be more naturally resilient to sinking into a suicidal mindset, but more recent research has challenged this conclusion, one that Wasserman believes is highly dangerous.