Sentence examples for two key conclusions from inspiring English sources

In a major study of Japan's experience published last year, Fed economists reached two key conclusions.

The two key conclusions from the paper are: 1) Depending on exactly how you measure the expert consensus, it's somewhere between 90% and 100% that agree humans are responsible for climate change, with most of our studies finding 97% consensus among publishing climate scientists.

Following an investigation, engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce reported two "key conclusions".

Readers, often carried away by the rhetoric of this passage, fail to notice that there is an argument, with two key conclusions.

Qualitative plume observations and mass balance calculations indicated two key conclusions: (1) compounds from the same source can display distinctly different patterns of plume development and (2) mass transformation was a major influence on plume behaviour for all observed compounds.

Two key conclusions could be drawn from this study ("Conclusions"): (1) strong upwelling growth occurs, even in the presence of a weak PSSR, and it appears to play an important role in EPB development; and (2) there is crucial need to identify and understand the basic mechanisms that are responsible for strong upwelling growth during weak PSSR.

So I worked out four key conclusions.

Analysis of the instrumental records during the earthquake and results of the subsequent surveys following the quake yield three key conclusions as follows.

(In Alex Taylor's recent history of G.M., "Sixty to Zero," one of the key conclusions is "Procrastination doesn't pay").

This is one of the key conclusions I reached in four years of considering the nature of the problem.

These are two of the key conclusions of our study, in fact.