Sentence examples for simultaneously concluding from inspiring English sources

The Reisen et al. report also reflects the utility and limitations of ecologic studies and the legitimacy of simultaneously concluding that study findings are "hypothesis generating" from a scientific perspective yet sufficiently plausible to prompt public health interventions from a practical perspective.

Because almost 20% of the wound samples were negative, despite the bacteria being found in cultures from other sites that were sampled simultaneously, we conclude that a negative nonpurulent wound culture should not be used as a definitive criterion for a dog being MRSP-negative.

Written simultaneously with the concluding episode, "The Time Is Now", the episode's script went through several different versions before a final plot was decided upon, as Morgan and Wong believed the series would not be renewed for a third season and wished to write a suitable ending.

Adhering to the idea that commuting observables in particular, projections are simultaneously measurable, we conclude that the members of a Boolean "block" (that is, a Boolean sub-ortholattice) of L(H) are simultaneously testable.

Despite the timing, U.S. officials insisted that the two big breakthroughs on Saturday — on the nuclear deal and on the detainees — were not initially designed to conclude simultaneously.

And U.S. stores seem simultaneously to have concluded that their jewelry could use a little masala, sparing no opportunity to Indianize necklaces and earrings.

Compare that with the deal that Hellman & Friedman concluded simultaneously: 5.4 million shares with the same three-month restriction on selling—plus $713 million in cash.

Simultaneously, we also conclude that the efficiency of the algorithm proposed in this paper is lower than that of the anonymous ring algorithm and anonymous cellular algorithm.

We also compare the individual training of stations with training all of them simultaneously, and we conclude that results of joint training are better for some stations than training only one station.

As both high WSE and RTI cannot be achieved simultaneously, it is concluded that in order to achieve the most cost-effective and safe solution, systems with both small grey and green tanks are needed, whilst accepting that only relatively modest water saving efficiency targets can be achieved.

Simultaneously, several reports concluded that some individuals and groups are more vulnerable to environmental risks than the general population.