Sentence examples similar to the concluding adjustment from inspiring English sources

The study concluded, "Fiscal adjustments beginning in a slack economy (like the current situation in the United States) appear to have a low probability of success".

The authors concluded that adjustments for lifestyle factors did not substantially affect the association. 3 However, in an additional paper from the previous meta-analysis, it was found that the risk of CHD was further increased among participants with job strain in combination with current smoking, being obese or reporting low physical activity.

The authors concluded that any adjustment to the injected brine composition of a mature waterflood can offer a possible and economically feasible approach to increase oil production.

However, the authors conclude that this adjustment did not change the risk estimates considerably.

Many, if not most, defectors would wish to return if there were a regime change, Demick concludes, given adjustment difficulties and the provisional feel that their lives sometimes take on.

We conclude that adjustment for stage is a questionable approach and that our lack of clinical information is a limited concern.

To conclude, dose adjustment of telavancin in patients with renal impairment is supported by the findings of two independent phase 1 studies in subjects with varying degrees of renal impairment.

It was concluded that adjustments to the female pushing and pulling data bank by Snook and Ciriello (Ergonomics 34 (1991 11977) may not be necessary if replication of this experiment yields similar results.

Based on the test results and observations, authors concluded that adjustments in batching procedures may be advisable regarding steel fiber mixing routines.

The authors concluded that the lack of adjustment for certain confounders might have influenced their findings.

A paper he wrote with Roberto Perotti concludes:[F]iscal adjustments which rely primarily on spending cuts on transfers and the government wage bill have a better chance of being successful and are expansionary.