But New Contemporaries is a poor place to conclude your Biennial odyssey.
If, for example, the average value increases over time, but at the same time the rich become richer and the poor poorer, it may be incorrect to conclude that the group is collectively better off.
To conclude, poor medication adherence is an extensive problem [ 2, 3] which needs examined in terms of social and personal vulnerability (behaviors, cognitions and perceptions) [ 5- 9].
Shock was not adequately corrected by any of the fluid strategies and poor outcome lead us to conclude that the volumes and rate of correction of hypovolaemia currently recommended and used in this trial are inadequate.
It is a trend that studies with high quality sum score concluded with fairly reliable suicide statistics or under-reporting of 0-10%, while studies with poorer quality sum score tends to conclude with more than 30% under-reporting or poor suicide statistics, but too few studies are done to make an absolute conclusion.
A spell in France — during which the girls acted as housekeepers to their master — led Day to conclude that poor Lucretia was "invincibly stupid" and to dispatch her (together with a lavish farewell gift of £400, worth roughly $96,000 today) to work for a milliner.
Under Assumption 1, the model predicts that the economy with more efficient agricultural productivity accumulated more capitalj and achieves higher steady state welfare.k This result can be tempting to conclude that poor countries will benefit from foreign land ownership if such ownership comes with the transfer of more efficient agricultural technology.l.l
However, it would be over-simplistic to conclude that poor procedural learning is the only, or even the major, deficit responsible for the language impairments typically seen in SLI.
Even protesting allegedly the weapon of the weak was twice as common among the affluent.It may be tempting to conclude that the poor are marginalising themselves, and there is not much that can be done about it.
Add on to this a lack of political salience -- in a recent open-ended poll question asking Americans to identify the most important problem facing the country today, just two percent cited "the gap between rich and poor" -- it would be easy to conclude that efforts to reduce inequality are likely to make little headway.
This makes it difficult to conclude if the poor performance of the parents relates entirely to human error, or if there is also an element of instrument error.
