Sentence examples for restrictive conclusions from inspiring English sources

Purpose: Standard clinical trial designs can lead to restrictive conclusions: the "best recommended treatments" based on trial results, although generally applicable to patient populations, do not necessarily apply to individual patients.

The conclusion: restrictive paperless-ticket practices depart from bedrock market principles by unjustifiably limiting consumer choice and suppressing free competition.

As a conclusion, restrictive RBCT strategies were associated with neither benefit nor harm compared to liberal strategies, and RBCT did not impact mortality but the occurrence of nosocomial infection.

While the Commission's report ordered supermarkets to remove selected restrictive covenants, its overall conclusions found no evidence to prove allegations that the industry owned land in order to thwart competition.

However, we see that, without required restrictive assumptions and with conclusions more profound than in Theorems 1.1 and 1.2 or in the papers cited, it is not clear how one could construct new spaces, deliver new contractions in these spaces, and prove new analogous theorems for such contractions.

In conclusion, a restrictive RBC transfusion strategy generally appears to be safe in most critically ill patients with cardiovascular disease, with the possible exception of patients experiencing acute myocardial infarction or unstable angina.

They force themselves to think in less restrictive ways and to challenge easy conclusions.

If there is no substantiated or legitimate basis for the restrictive legislation one can only draw conclusions that non-English speakers are not welcome in the state of Georgia.

"When you consider those things in the context of a cage, it's easy to see why we draw the conclusion that they are restrictive and cruel".

Conclusions: This study demonstrates a restrictive effect on lung volumes when a school-bag load is heavier than 10% of a child's body weight.

Although two reports suggestive of benefits have been published, these studies have been either too under-powered to draw definitive conclusions or have employed such restrictive inclusion criteria that results are not generalizable to most hospitalized adults.