Sentence examples for relevant to conclude that from inspiring English sources

Few pediatric studies have been conducted and none is sufficiently relevant to conclude that citrate is superior to heparin.

89, 90 However, there has not been enough statistical power in the relevant research to conclude that fracture rates are lowered.

And women's scores on the FSFI weren't relevant, either, leading Thomas to conclude that the questionnaire may be too narrowly focused on vaginal penile-intercourse.

The potential bias cannot be addressed quantitatively, but accepting a certain bias in the estimate and accepting the vague data from human studies, it seems justified to conclude that no relevant sensory irritation will appear in humans if the occupational exposure level does not exceed 100 ppm.

As remarked earlier, there are many complicated issues in these comparisons, so that it is difficult to conclude that the only relevant differences between these two sets are differences in effective population size.

"This is the second court to conclude that Qualcomm does not have relevant and valid GSM patents".

Based on the comparison of gene profiling on FFPE breast cancer specimens and matched fresh specimens, we can conclude that important clinically relevant information can be identified using FFPE specimens and we even demonstrated the potential for using the microarray data to be used as a prognostic tool.

Therefore, we can conclude that trust has a relevant impact in user-based recommendations using multi-criteria crowdsourced data.

We conclude that promises are behaviorally relevant but that their impact cannot be explained by psychological guilt aversion theory alone, and that money burning is less powerful in practice than in theory.

On Monday, the top American military intelligence officer in Afghanistan published a report calling the information gathered in the country "only marginally relevant" to counterinsurgency efforts and concluding that little of the information gathered in the field is useful for analysts working in Washington and Kabul.

As we regard these differences still as highly clinically relevant, we conclude that a selection bias has to be taken into account when evaluating process and/or outcome results of the DMP for type 2 diabetes in Germany.