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Conclusions definition

Conclusions or “EXCOM Conclusions” refer to the “Decisions” and “Conclusions”, as they are called, adopted under the auspices of the Executive Committee of the Programme of UNHCR, known as “EXCOM” in short.
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Conclusions. We report an excellent PFS rate at 5 years following RT. Salvage RT delivered upon recurrence is as effective as adjuvant upfront RT in terms of PFS. Author Disclosure: X. Xxxxxx-Xxxx: None. X. Xxxxxxx: None. E. G. Atenafu: None. X. Xxxxxx: None. C. M´enard: None. X. Xxxxx: None. N. J. Xxxxxxxxxx: None. X. Xxxxxx: None. 75 The Incidence of Stroke in Pituitary Adenoma Patients Treated with Postoperative Radiotherapy vs. Surgery Alone
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Conclusions. The new biocontrol strains, six Gram-negative and one Gram- positive bacteria, were identified as three Pseudomonas putida strains and one strain each of Delftia tsuruhatensis, Pseudomonas chlororaphis, Pseudomonas rhodesia and Paenibacillus amylolyticus.
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Examples of Conclusions in a sentence

  • Findings of Fact and Conclusions: All owners of the property have consented to the claim in writing.

  • Having fully considered the Special Deputy’s Recommended Order and the record of the case and in the absence of any exceptions to the Recommended Order, I adopt the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law as set forth therein.

  • Conclusions should be comprehensive and balanced statements that are well substantiated by evidence and logically connected to the TE findings.

  • Please review this Report carefully.You may file a written objection to this Master’s Report if you disagree or find errors with the Master’s Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, or Recommendations.

  • The Findings & Conclusions will be available on our website under Commission Decisions.


More Definitions of Conclusions

Conclusions. The overall incidence of type II EC over the 12-year period increased in all racial/ethnic groups other than non-Hispanic Whites. Compared with non-Hispanic Whites, non- Hispanic Blacks demonstrated a considerably higher risk of type II EC, while non-Hispanic Others and Hispanics exhibited considerably lower levels of risk. Non-Hispanic Blacks had worse OS and CS after controlling for clinical covariates compared with other racial/ethnic groups. Keywords: type II endometrial cancer, racial disparity, SEER
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Conclusions means a decision of the European Commission adopted in accordance with Article 13(5) of the Industrial Emissions Directive that contains those parts of the reference document presenting conclusions on the best available techniques, the descriptions of these techniques and informationto assess their applicability, the emission levels, monitoring and consumption levels associated with the techniques and, where appropriate, site remediation measures;
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Conclusions. The results of this study suggest that certain measures of crowding, such as the ones used here, may be associated with asthma while others may not. Many of the previous studies were conducted in countries that may not be comparable with one another so differences may be observed based on the population attitudes towards crowding. Further sensitivity analysis on multiple methods of calculating crowding and its associations with asthma may be warranted.
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Conclusions. We observed consistent positive associations between schooling and dietary diversity at the individual level. We also observed individual-level pathways from schooling through voice with husband to dietary diversity in a rural sample and from income-earning through decision-making to dietary diversity in an urban sample, but no community-level pathways.
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Conclusions means any final determination of an administrator’s overall performance as distinguished, proficient, basic or unsatisfactory.
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Conclusions. The rate of SIDS in this cohort declined steadily from 1988-2004, a trend also observed in the general population during this period. Significant risk factors for SIDS for infants in this study included maternal drug use during pregnancy, no prenatal care, and low birth weight. Race, gender, and breastfeeding were not significantly associated with SIDS. HIV-infection was only a significant risk factor for SIDS among infants dying during the first year of life.
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Conclusions. We found fair correlation but poor agreement between the self-reported and accelerometer-based assessments of MVPA used in this study. For sedentary time, both correlation and agreement between the two methods were poor. Studies of colon cancer survivors using these self-report measures are likely to have a considerable amount of exposure misclassification. Keywords: Physical activity; sedentary time; validity; accelerometer; colon cancer INTRODUCTION
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