Sentence examples for regions concluded from inspiring English sources

"Satiation occurs at $95,000 for life evaluation and $60,000 to $75,000 for emotional well-being" with "substantial variation across world regions," concluded the researchers, who used Gallup polling data from 1.7 million people worldwide to reach these numbers.

Lastly, a survey in 2000 of The Lancet's peer referees based in poor regions, concluded that researchers based in these regions believe that there is substantial editorial bias against their work [34].

In December 2003, the two regions concluded a Political Dialogue and Cooperation Agreement, which further broadened the scope of the cooperation but has not yet entered into force.

Numerous cohort studies on infants born and living in exposed regions conclude that a negative impact on cognitive and neurological development is measurable for exposure in uterus.

On March 18, his election day, the state-run New China News Agency issued a two-sentence report: "This evening the electoral activities for the leadership of the Taiwan region concluded.

Mr. Turan has said that the layoffs will not affect the quality of care and that a recent study comparing the medical center and others in the region concluded that in some departments, the Nassau network was grossly overstaffed.

Yet it was so severe that some people in the region concluded that the I.M.F. and the American government had set out deliberately to weaken a potential economic rival.

In view of Marshall, the FAA's Alaskan Region concluded that these regulations did not govern guide pilots whose flights were incidental to their guiding business and were not billed separately.

In January, the Long Island Index, which compiles data about the region, concluded in a report that the future of the Island depended on creating vibrant downtowns with affordable housing, and named Huntington Village, with its 352 storefronts, one of the Island's most popular.

But his scientific investigation of the region concluded that the volcano had not erupted for 50,000 years, long before the island was first inhabited around 2000 B.C.

Another 2011 study that examined the lodgepole pine forests of the greater Yellowstone region concluded that rather than increasing the wildfire risk, beetle attacks reduce it by thinning tree crowns.