The first and second sentences in the conclusion should have read: "In conclusion even a modest reduction in BMI z-score after one year intervention was associated with improvement in total-, LDL, and total/HDL cholesterol.
How much confidence one should have in its conclusions depends very much on how far one accepts its premises.
Together they also created Concussion Watch, a database that tracks concussions and other head injuries in the N.F.L. Chris LaPlaca, an ESPN spokesman, said, "In hindsight, we should have reached this conclusion much sooner".
Symbolically, therefore, a dilemma is an argument of the form A ⊃ C, B ⊃ C, A ∨ B, therefore C. It is not necessary that a dilemma should have an unwelcome conclusion; but from its use in rhetoric the word has come to mean a situation in which each of the alternative courses of action (presented as the only ones open) leads to some unsatisfactory consequence.
A story should have a firm conclusion.
It is appropriate that at this stage of the argument we should have reached a conclusion about a particular institution and a particular place.
Yet nobody who has observed Mowbray's Celtic at close quarters should have anticipated a straightforward conclusion.
The Abstract Conclusions should have read "The sorption capacity (represented by K d) was quantified as high, denoting a non-achievement of the groundwater by the antibiotic OTC".
The main text Conclusions should have read "There was a relatively strong sorption of OTC to Brazilian soils, where it was dependent on the OM content, denoting a non-potential risk to the environment arising from their sorption capacity to such soils, making it not available to transport the antibiotic to the groundwater.
This was a query I should have pursued to a conclusion, but allowed to gather dust.
