Sentence examples for the different conclusions of from inspiring English sources

The different conclusions of the studies could signal the beginning of a stream of seemingly contradictory studies about the Internet.

The different conclusions of these two cited articles, which were published 12 years apart, probably reflect the development and improvements in materials, technologies, and treatment protocols.

These results indicate that the different conclusions of the previous in-vivo and in-vitro measurements, specifically the absence or presence of a rhythm, were not due to the different endpoints used, mRNA versus protein.

The different conclusions of the two groups can possibly be explained by the groups of lupus patients studied.

The different conclusions of tolerability, acute toxicity, recurrence, DFS and OS rates in sandwich therapy in high risk of EC may be due to the different histological subtype, dose of therapy and the combination ways of radiotherapy.

One explanation for the different conclusions of the two studies may be the fact that we compared our HCT116 results with chromosome 3-complemented HCT116 cells as a control for MMR, whereas Yamada et al. (2002) used MMR-proficient mouse cells as the control comparison.

It is difficult at present to reconcile the different conclusions concerning the estrogenicity of BPA in frogs.

Despite the different conclusions people reach, the structure of the argumentation itself -- in terms of reliance on bedrock absolutes, appeals to congenial authorities, citation of empirical evidence and, of course, emotional pitch -- is often quite similar, whether the contending positions are religious or secular.

Therefore, the operator dependency of optical colonoscopy measurements may be an explanation of the different conclusions drawn from the comparative measurement studies.

Expression of CD137 and its ligand have been found in the bone marrow [22] [24], but different studies report different conclusions of the functions of the CD137 receptor/ligand system in the bone marrow and in hematopoiesis.

The remarks by the two sides, which managed to contain elements of conciliatory language and yet drew different conclusions of the state of the impasse, suggested that the diplomatic dispute had yet to run its course.