Sentence examples for rigid conclusions from inspiring English sources

Despite relative enthusiasm arising from our series of experiments, there is a number of limitations that should be addressed cautiously before rigid conclusions can be drawn.

Despite relative enthusiasm arising from the above data our study exhibited a number of limitations that should be addressed cautiously before rigid conclusions can be drawn.

However, in the next section, computational performance of the operators will be evaluated to reach a more rigid conclusion.

In conclusion, rigid intramedullary nail fixation of femoral fractures in adolescents is a useful procedure with good clinical results.

Conclusion: Rigid endoscopy in laryngeal examination gives us large, bright image but it is difficult to diagnose patients with a sensitive gag reflex, patients with neck or jaw diseases or stridor and very difficult in infants and children.

His conclusion: Socialists were too rigid, too programmed for what was an essentially unprogrammed country.

However, the finding of key water molecules involved in the hu3S193 interaction with Ley supports the conclusion that solvent mediates the rigid conformational properties of this carbohydrate epitope and is important for antibody recognition.

And when, at the end, an unseen game-show announcer decided, "Nobody is the real Asian," that conclusion suggested that the choreographers rejected rigid distinctions.

These data support the conclusion that growth on a more rigid substrate promotes smooth muscle cell conversion to the contractile phenotype.

The conclusions led to the elaboration of a rigid extramedullary osteosynthesis implant.

Based on the study of a rigid wall retaining a reinforced backfill, the following major conclusions have been drawn, which are summarized below.