This involved some "concept cleaning" by the authors in which only irrelevant words that related to the common structural features of abstracts such as "conclusions" and "method" were discarded as mapping concepts.
Person schemas may include expected patterns of behaviour, personality traits and other inferences, such as conclusions about someone's knowledge base or social category (for instance, 'excellent performer' or 'poor performer').
The clinical stage of the carcinoma is equally unavailable, although it might be present in free text sources that we did not have at our disposal, such as conclusions of physical or radiologic examinations or endoscopies, or contained in referral letters.
And 'Chisholm's Paradox' (as it is called) is sometimes regarded as relying crucially on these assumptions, suggesting that it has the form of a sorites paradox (the type of paradox that generates, from apparently impeccable assumptions, absurd conclusions such as the conclusion that a man with a million hairs on his head is bald).
When beginning your conclusion with the restatement of your thesis, avoid using phrases such as "In conclusion" or "As this paper has shown".
As data extraction required some interpretation, particularly for the subjective areas such as study conclusion, there is the potential that different raters would categorize the conclusions differently.
That process, they said, would have to include steps by America, such as the conclusion of a peace treaty to replace the temporary armistice that ended the Korean War, and the lifting of economic sanctions imposed on the North by the United States since the end of that war.
Thus the comparison between the databases, such as the conclusion that MetaCore is more reliable than the other ones, will be biased by this effect.
Chapters conclude with a concise "lessons learned" summary, such as this conclusion from Chapter 3: "Whether it's serotype Enteritidis in eggs or C. botulinum in eggplant, the challenge is the same.
This was denied on the grounds of insufficient information being available about the fish stocks, a valid reason but only as long as an effort is being made to collect such data and until such time as conclusions can be drawn from those data.
It is remarkable that none of the respondents suggested concrete measures to improve the quality and efficiency of the conclusion, such as putting the conclusion before the descriptive part or putting the most relevant parts of the conclusion first.
