Sentence examples for paper concluding from inspiring English sources

The panelists had read Asma's paper concluding that sanctions had ended apartheid, and then questioned her for half an hour.

In 2001, Berk released a paper concluding that mirthful laughter increases the production of natural-killer cells, which help the body to fight viral infections and cancerous growths.

For example, last year climate scientists Tom Wigley and Ben Santer published a paper concluding that human climate influences were responsible for 50 to 150percentt of the observed warming from 1950 to 2005.

The C.D.C. produced, in 2004, a mendacious paper concluding that water-lead levels in the city were lower and less concerning than had been reported, and that no children with dangerously high blood-lead levels had been found.

In December, a group of scientists at Wageningen University, in the Netherlands, published a paper concluding that insects reared for human consumption produce significantly lower quantities of greenhouse gases than do cattle and pigs.

Last year, a panel organized by the National Institutes of Health maybe the closest thing we have to a voice of independent scientific consensus released a paper concluding that the andropause hypothesis is unproved.

"Capable of compromise," the paper concluded.

The paper concludes that credit default swaps have considerable drawbacks.

But the paper concluded: "The US has lost confidence in containment".

As widely predicted in advance, the paper concluded, the debate delivered "no surprises or personal insights".

Instead, the paper concluded that the scene showed a drug being made from the saffron flower.