Sentence examples for noticeable conclusion from inspiring English sources

Poor permeability due to relatively high content of dispersed shale was the most noticeable conclusion of those two studies.

Germany recently disclosed that Al Qaeda was behind the synagogue bombing in Tunis; no notable, or even noticeable, conclusions have been drawn.

Presence of the only first transition in water structure can be noticeable what leads to conclusion of water retention in the hydrogel structure by saline ingredients.

In conclusion, dabigatran has a noticeable and comprehensive advantage compared to others with respect to preventing several complications including hemorrhage events, myocardial infarction, and mortality.

From the observed results, we come to a conclusion that there is no any noticeable change when maintained for 24 h in dark, but a slight decrease in absorption was observed after 24 h exposure in UV illumination.

For conclusion, the mention of this point is noticeable that FRET measurements enable to convey the important data from donor acceptor interaction.

Interestingly, the absence of logical thinking was most clearly noticeable when the stock-brokers were challenged to judge conclusions that were logically incorrect but were in line with their beliefs.

The main conclusion is that priors will exert an indirect and noticeable effect on the results.

Consistent with the conclusions we postulate above, V2 also exhibited a noticeable Q 10 change at the voltage range for channel opening.

Clearly, the effect of adding context changes to the delay was less than the additivity prediction (Fig.  9), but it is difficult to draw a firm conclusion about whether adding context to the delay had any noticeable effect.

Conclusions Mammography screening in Norway was associated with a noticeable increase in rates for breast cancer surgery in women aged 50-69 (the age group invited to screening) and also an increase in mastectomy rates.