Sentence examples for some conclusions on how from inspiring English sources
It was possible to draw some conclusions on how tools or methodologies are used to vulnerability assessment, network scanning, pre-invasion, post-invasion, and web analytics.
This paper attempts to critically appraise these neuroprotection trials, rationalize the paucity of effectiveness, review any recent developments in the field, and try to draw some conclusions on how to move forward.
Each chapter provides a brief introduction to a scientist and an in-depth description of his or her work in the context of the historical period, along with some conclusions on how this person's work constituted an act of rebellion.
So here are some tentative conclusions on how the digital revolution will affect the entertainment business in the medium term.The main determinants of change will be, first, the availability of bandwidth, and second, the extent to which the new form of distribution suits the content that is being distributed.For music, there are clearly some big changes ahead.
Nevertheless, our review of the literature and evidence provides some tentative conclusions on how this can be done.
Since only successful optimization experiments are published, and published examples generally differ in many respects, one cannot draw reliable conclusions on how best to design synthetic genes [3], [9], [10].
You need not agree with Mr. Segev's conclusions on how things could have been done differently to benefit from his research and narrative.
The article's conclusions were limited because race data was missing for many patients, so the authors were unable to draw reliable conclusions on how likely non-black people of color were to suffer non-fatal injury compared to whites.
In past public statements and writings, Ms. Browner and Mr. Summers have wrestled with the difficult choices posed by global warming and at times have come to different conclusions on how to minimize the impact on the economy.
Researchers studying the mountaintop, including those involved in this study, differ in their conclusions on how much of the melting could result from human activity or other climatological influences.
A home office spokesman stressed that it was too early to draw conclusions on how successful the two-year trial, which aims to test at least 300 offenders by September 2005, will have been.
