Sentence examples for suitable conclusions from inspiring English sources

The vital comparison may be made against a placebo (Goldacre gives a harrowing account of how such a trial led to children in India dying when there was a perfectly good drug to treat them) or against unusually low or abnormally high doses of the drug – to ensure suitable conclusions as to efficacy and the severity of side-effects.

A comparison between different theories is presented and suitable conclusions are made.

The higher order formulation is validated with available results and subsequently applied to arches with various curvatures, aspect ratios, boundary conditions, loadings and lamination schemes to evaluate its transient dynamic performance and suitable conclusions are drawn.

He raised the torch, then paused and said, "I have everything except a suitable conclusion".

It is a suitable conclusion for an exhibition that makes you grateful that so many of these personally significant treasures have survived".Treasured Possessions from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment" is at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge until September 6th .

4.33am GMT Postgame So Dallas are done and the Eagles get a home playoff game, a more than suitable conclusion for year one of head coach Chip Kelly's leadership, especially when you consider the debacle that was Andy Reid's last year on the job in 2012.

Sometimes it helps to take a break and come back to the book later, when a suitable conclusion will have shaped itself in your subconscious in the meantime; while for others, the conclusion is known well before the book begins!

While public cloud may offer more functionality and economy, private cloud is best suitable to make conclusions and comparison between on-premise and cloud operation, because all of the cost is handled by the organization that uses it.

The design of this study is not suitable to draw conclusions about the correlation between pharmacokinetic- ((anti -infliximab levels) anti -infliximabdynamic- (disease activity) parameters.

However, this study does not include a description of the sampling design and locations, among other study weaknesses, and is therefore not suitable for reaching conclusions regarding any association between petroleum exposure and adverse health outcomes.

In principle, it is very important to identify socioeconomic and ethnical barriers on the part of the users, but our material is not suitable to draw conclusions concerning these issues.