Sentence examples for some common conclusions from inspiring English sources

However, some common conclusions can be obtained from (3) and (4).

Although these different incidents have different causes, the effects were similar and some common conclusions can be drawn.

However, a few experimental studies share some common conclusions about the infectious nature of crusts (Table 1).

Some of the common conclusions from ORA studies on keratoconus included an earlier applanation, lower pressure required to cause applanation, lower signal peak, and delayed recovery of the ORA signal after minimum concavity was attained in keratoconic corneas.

However, some "common sense" conclusions to which many people may arrive (and have arrived), given this definition, are: (1) love is a private matter so government should get out of the business of marriage entirely, and (relatedly) (2) same-sex couples should get civil unions and then simply have "marriage" ceremonies in private.

The most common conclusions outsiders seem to draw from the plight of the city is either to say, "Our city may be bad but at least we are not Detroit," or, "We are the next Detroit".

But there are common conclusions and questions: does the status of an Oscar-winning moviemaker like Mr. Polanski soften the focus of opprobrium reserved for priestly abusers like Bishop Vangheluwe?

This synopsis focuses on aspects related to predicting changes to groundwater recharge conditions, with several common conclusions between the review articles being noted.

Early dependency theorists asked why developing countries remained underdeveloped, and exploitation was among their common conclusions (Dos Santos 1971; Frank 1967; Amin 1974).

The common conclusions among [9 17] are that FD operation is feasible and that overall performance can be considerably enhanced with respect to HD relaying.

Several studies agree on two common conclusions (Van der Lans et al. 2001; Scarpa and Del Giudice 2004; Menapace et al. 2008; Bracco et al. 2009; Fucito and Vizzarri 2004; Finco et al. 2010).