Sentence examples for notable conclusion from inspiring English sources

Here's the most notable conclusion, as summarized in a University of Washington news release (the paper has 133 authors from this and many other instititutions): Despite the warmer climate during the Eemian, when seas were roughly 4 to 8 meters, or 13 to 26 feet, higher than today, the ice surface in the vicinity of the coring project was only a few hundred meters lower than its present level.

The paper leads to the notable conclusion that the ratio of energy impinging onto the reflecting surface of Fresnel collectors is closer to that of parabolic troughs at low latitude locations.

Cisse's most notable conclusion from last year's physics meeting was that when much of the Nobel work was being done, it didn't seem like "the most exciting thing that the field could think of," he says.

Pew's most notable conclusion seemed to be that if you know someone from a particular religious group, you develop warmer feelings for that group.

Among the cultivated beans, one notable conclusion was that high seed iron accumulators generally had higher iron reductase activity than low seed iron accumulators within each genepool, suggesting a link between root uptake and seed loading of iron in common bean contrasting with results with an iron reductase mutant in pea [ 28].

The study's authors reviewed years of tax earnings and social security death records, and came to two notable conclusions.

The most notable conclusions and implications of this study can be summarized as follows.

In studying the various sets of features used in the literature, one of the most notable conclusions is that performance increases through combining multiple types of features, and that using the most relevant and expressive features can make a predictive model more robust [25].

Two other notable conclusions can be drawn from these trans-complementation experiments.

This work supports a number of notable conclusions that have important implications for cellulosic biofuels processes that use NaOH pretreatment.

Although the purpose of the present study was largely methodological, we draw attention to one surprising and perhaps notable biological conclusion.