Sentence examples for share conclusions from inspiring English sources

Step 5: Share Conclusions All small groups report back to the class about the consensus, compromise or stalemate that they reached when discussing their personal opinions about whether or not wealthy individuals and organizations should be allowed to spend unlimited amounts of money to influence elections.

3. (U) Begin synopsis of transcript: The impossibility of reaching shared conclusions....certainly mean that the joint investigation...was not able to bring its task to full completion.

Over the years, economists have come to two widely shared conclusions about corporate earnings: First, higher earnings this quarter do not presage higher earnings next quarter.

But a cohesiveness emerges as well, rooted in diverse people having worked together to arrive at shared conclusions, appropriate for a work in which an entire company is given creator's credit.

This chapter summarizes these recent studies to highlight what has been learnt about channel pharmacology using computer simulations and to draw out shared conclusions, focusing separately on toxin channel interactions and small molecule channel interactions.

Our call is structured a lot like therapy empathetic listening, appropriate questions, shared conclusions.

We can only hope that our fellow citizens will be doing their job as well so that, together, we can come to some shared conclusions about important events that shape our lives.

By combining data from dozens of existing studies, meta-analyses reinforce shared conclusions, Ezzati explains.

After the presentations given at the working meeting, a comprehensive discussion was held within the group and shared conclusions were reached.

Several factors related to the reporting of the data may have reduced our ability to identify additional shared conclusions about genes that are differentially expressed between the studies.

These studies all use some sort of sample-voting analysis strategy though it appears that the fold-change and/or percent-vote thresholds are less stringent than those used by Takahashi et al. Despite the differences in analysis strategies, the degree of shared conclusions about specific genes that are differentially expressed in RCC tumors is much higher than would be expected by chance alone.