The primary conclusion that can be drawn is that students in the first year of tertiary study, many of whom would be inexperienced in the online education environment, have substantial challenges with the idea of major stakes examinations being online.
The ethics committee report goes on to say that the facts "eventually lead to the primary conclusion that Mr Bin Hammam appears to have intended to influence the voting behaviour of the CFU member associations on the occasion of the Fifa presidential elections in his favour".
The paper finishes in Section 'Conclusions' with our primary conclusion that R&C's brokerage model is no longer commercially viable.
This model sensitivity is very important in light of Pyron et al's primary conclusion that the python ".is strongly limited to the small area of suitable environmental conditions in the United States it currently inhabits".
However, the primary conclusion that, on the basis of available scientific evidence, the ICNIRP recommendations are protective of public health is robust.
The exact means by which DdFDPS that artificially lacks a PTS2 is able to enter peroxisomes could be of future interest but the phenomenon does not detract from the primary conclusion that DdFDPS is a peroxisomal enzyme.
More importantly, increasing the sample size appears to have no impact on our primary conclusion that incorrectly specifying the copula model has little impact on the probability of correctly identifying the optimal dose regardless of the level of correlation between the two endpoints and the model from which the data are generated.
Unfortunately, design limitations, most notably the small sample size and the response rate of only 30.5%, seriously limit the study's primary conclusion that there was no difference in the appropriateness of decision-making between GPs who made recommendations after calculating CHD risk (N = 52) and those who made recommendations without calculating risk (N = 26, P = 0.21).
Lawyers who have seen the report say that one of its primary conclusions is that Mr. Grasso, fearful that a new stock exchange board would not allow him to withdraw the $139.5 million, planned to renegotiate his contract so that he could take out his accumulated pension and deferred savings.
The primary conclusions are that observed lapse rates in complex terrain differ markedly from the commonly assumed Γ = 6.5 K km−1, these lapse rates can be realistically resolved via dynamical downscaling, and use of constant Γ produces differences in E of order as large as 102 mm year−1.
