Sentence examples for principle this conclusion from inspiring English sources

In principle, this conclusion is supported by the analysis of Mancia et al. (44) in controlled trials, in which patients (including diabetic patients) were randomized to more aggressive or less aggressive blood pressure lowering interventions; benefits from lower blood pressure were seen in all but one (underpowered) trial.

The ECBL approach extracts its basic principle from this conclusion.

In principle, our data support this conclusion, since hypertension, depression, and conditions known to be risk factors for congestive heart failure (hyperlipidemia, diabetes mellitus) were among the common underlying medical conditions in our study.

Nevertheless, the effects observed provide strong evidence of the capacity for mixtures of similarly acting chemicals to behave in an additive manner according to the principles of CA. However, this conclusion was not confirmed in a subsequent investigation into the combined effects of E2 and EE2 (Thorpe et al. 2003).

If one has a so-called value for life and is not in favor of euthanasia, one invokes principles to lead one to this conclusion.

This conclusion applies, in principle, to any species where parental resources can directly affect the fecundity of offspring.

I base this conclusion on three principles.

Analysis, according to the classical definition by Leipnitz, is a "process in which we begin with a given conclusion and seek principles by which we may demonstrate this conclusion" [ 25, 26].

The principle conclusion of this study is that large amount of genetic variation measured by AMOVA, within populations at a particular area significantly dwarfed that observed among sites, among populations growing in burns or washes, or collected during subsequent years growing at a given site.

Conclusion (a) is the adjoint equation, conclusion (b) is the strong Pontryagin maximum principle and conclusion (c) is a transversality condition at infinity.

We believe by taking an approach to bioethics in which empirical research is integrated into the formulation of normative ethical principles, the conclusions of empirical studies may provide health care professionals and researchers with normative principles about how to analyse, reason and act in practice in ethically difficult situations.