Gaventa and McGee (2013) note that "[a] number of good, specific studies exist, using a range of methods, but there are [currently] not enough of these, across enough settings and methods, to begin to point unequivocally to overall patterns or to draw higher-order conclusions" [ 13].
Maciek is a young soldier in the right-wing Nationalist Army and is ordered, at the conclusion of the war, to assassinate the newly arrived communist district secretary.
The 93 cottages there have million-dollar views, but their occupants have mostly been middle-class families, leasing them through an unusual arrangement with the town that dates back to the 1920's and only now has come to a testy, court-ordered conclusion.
After analysis of the duplicated gene pairs and their common phylogenetic order, the conclusion was drawn that an ancestral whole-genome duplication event occurred.
Our worldview posits that what Hamilton calls "an information-to-conclusions ordering" is the process that people use to understand the natural world.
If those findings are accepted, Professor Elhauge said, the conclusion to order a breakup appears "entirely sensible" under legal precedents.
This review will therefore assimilate any information in order that conclusions can be made on motivational influences affecting health workers in developing countries and to determine whether one motivational factor is more significant than others.
Alternatively they are requesting an order quashing the inquest's conclusions and ordering a fresh inquest.
Australia will have a job replacing Rogers at the top of the order after the conclusion of this series, with the next cab off the rank, Shaun Marsh, having scored 15 centuries in his 15 years as a professional.
However, it's unlikely the six teams will remain in that order at the conclusion of round 20.
It is not always necessary, therefore, to have a fixed order (major, minor, conclusion).
