Sentence examples for the possible conclusions from inspiring English sources

Among the possible conclusions, we infer that maintaining autonomy is essential for the social sustainability of individuals with musculoskeletal pathologies.

Each piece of evidence is weighed against the possible suspects he set up in the beginning, and the possible conclusions are evaluated.

The penultimate section presents and discusses the results of the analysis of the data collected whilst the final section highlights the key findings of the study and the possible conclusions.

One of the possible conclusions from this experience could be: If we do not have a moment to stop and listen to one of the best musicians in the world playing the best music ever written, how many other things are we missing?" My comments are directed to all of the arbiters of public taste in the world in general, and the Washington Post in particular.

Several caveats must be mentioned that temper the possible conclusions from this study.

Arsenal's fans are expected to have a new player to contemplate next week, with the possible conclusion of a £10.5m deal for Gervinho, the Lille forward, and contact has been made with Birmingham City about central defender Scott Dann.

The possible conclusion is that introns were present in the most primitive genes, the very first genes were intron-dense, and that the genes of the smaller intron-poor (eukaryotic parasites and yeast) and intron-less (bacteria) genomes were derived from the intron-rich original genes by loss of introns.

Together, such information leads to the possible conclusion that EMT and Cav-1 may share overlapping pathways in regulation of metastatic behaviors; however, insights into such regulation remain elusive.

If the candidate is very chatty or tend to go off-track and you are not looking to waste a lot of your time, simply find an opportunity (an opening in his/her conversation or at the possible conclusion of a story), and say "Very good.

The three possible conclusions (C r ; that is, in the present study the prediction of the clinical status) are 'CG' (that is, no 'RA', no 'OA'RA 'RA', or 'OA'OA

Will an interval constructed in this way be as narrow as possible, reflecting the strongest possible conclusions that can be drawn from the data?