Sentence examples for the evidence concludes from inspiring English sources

Acupuncture can increase the chances of getting pregnant for women undergoing fertility treatment by 65%, a review of the evidence concludes today.

Fuest (2016, p. 13), summarizing the evidence, concludes: "I do not think that the refugee wave of 2015 into Germany will bring economic advantages, but admitting those migrants was more a question of offering humanitarian aid".

Lewis's (2004) review of the evidence concludes that 'Families do not typically know, understand, interact with, or support children coping with the mother's breast cancer' (page 290).

But as Claire Provost writes : "A sweeping review of the evidence concluded that the "enthusiasm [for microcredit] is built on … foundations of sand".

A government summary of the evidence concluded that there was "little evidence in the literature of a statistically significant impact from EU migration on native employment outcomes".

It is that inquiry that, after almost two years collecting and analysing the evidence, concluded six officers have a case to answer for racially-motivated misconduct.

But a 2003 independent scientific report on the outbreak, by two of Europe's most prominent AIDS experts who spent many weeks in Libya reviewing the evidence, concluded that poor sanitary practices at the hospital were to blame.

Talmadge Heflin, a long-serving Republican in the Texas House who was defeated in November, withdrew his challenge to the election results after a Texas lawmaker reviewing the evidence concluded that Mr. Heflin, left, did not have a case.

18 A 2011 review of the current evidence concludes: " the mild and variable nature of any IOP decrease from lens extraction suggests a marginal benefit only in milder forms of POAG.

The EFSA's review of the pharmacokinetic evidence concludes that cross-species differences in BPA glucuronide fate (enterohepatic recirculation in rats; urinary excretion in humans) makes low-dose studies in rodents less relevant for human risk assessment (EFSA 2008).

Recent reviews strengthen the aforementioned evidence, concluding that a causal relationship between health complaints and exposure to EMF cannot be adequately and consistently supported [ 17- 19].