Sentence examples for statement concluded that from inspiring English sources

Their consensus statement concluded that measurement of LDL-P would be a "reasonable measure" to incorporate into treatment decisions for many patients at intermediate and high risk treated to LDL-C and non-HDL-C goals in order to evaluate the adequacy of LDL lowering therapy [ 6].

The Home Office statement concluded that it is currently "considering recommendations made by the Independent Reviewer of Counter-Terrorism legislation", a review to be "published shortly".

The impact statement concluded that the Mets' stadium "would not result in substantial new development" or affect the real estate market.

A publicity statement concluded that Oxygen8 was "energy boosting" and said added oxygen in the blood stream "helps expedite the healing process in the body".

In 2005, a court-ordered environmental impact statement concluded that 30 years of astronomy had had an adverse effect on nature and culture on the mountain.

The statement concluded that no mitigation measures were needed for the project because it "would not cause any significant adverse environmental impacts".

In 2002, the association issued a "Scientific Statement" concluding that "omega-3 fatty acids have been shown in epidemiological and clinical trials to reduce the incidence of cardiovascular disease".

The Natural Resources Defense Council has issued a statement concluding that recent events — most notably the grounding of a Shell Oil drilling rig in Alaska — show the oil industry is not ready to safely, cleanly drill offshore in the Arctic.

Early that day, the director of National Intelligence and the Secretary of Homeland Security released a statement concluding that the Russians had been attempting to interfere in the U.S. election process.

The statement concludes that reshaping the scholarship to become more inclusive, representative, and encouraging of social justice is not a reflection of Rhodes' intended legacy but rather the progress of reparative work from within the community.

"This costly tech program was much touted by the D.O.E. to help principals and teachers track progress and thereby improve student learning, even as longtime educators questioned its cost and effectiveness," Mr. Liu said in a statement, concluding that "$83 million later, there is little discernible improvement in learning and many principals and teachers have given up on the system".