Examples of using Authors conclude in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The authors conclude by warning.
But after correction for multiple testing(Bonferroni amendment),the p-value becomes 0.1, and the authors conclude that with a probability of 10% this is only a random correlation.
The authors conclude that the vaccine is perfectly safe.
In a Cochrane systematic review, the authors conclude that there is not a single study proving the clinical effectiveness of rubella vaccine.
The authors conclude that there is no need for mass vaccination against mumps.
The authors conclude that the vaccine is effective, but not 100%.
The authors conclude that one booster dose for adults is not enough.
The authors conclude that autism is caused by abnormalities in the immune system.
The authors conclude that aluminum gets to the lymph nodes through macrophages.
The authors conclude that the procedure of harvesting the fetal bovine serum is inhumane.
The authors conclude that this method is a quick and effective way to cause food allergies.
Authors conclude that vaccination is not economically feasible for healthy working people.
The authors conclude that having immunity to toxoid is not at all equal to having immunity to toxin.
The authors conclude that peptides not found in human proteins should be used as vaccine antigens.
The authors conclude that childbirth in Israel, an industrialized country, is a marker of an environmental risk of autism.
The authors conclude that diphtheria epidemic in developed countries is unlikely to have high mortality rate in the future.
The authors conclude that there is a high probability that parents will be exposed to anti-vaccination materials on the Internet.
The authors conclude that varicella vaccine might have contributed to a sharp increase in the incidence of atopic dermatitis.
The authors conclude that a vaccine against rotavirus will have a measurable but small impact on mortality from diarrhea.
The authors conclude that the benefit from booster vaccines against diphtheria and tetanus in adults, does not justify neither the risks, nor the cost.
The authors conclude that vaccination of premature babies with thiomersal might be associated with neurological disorders, such as ASD.
The authors conclude that his most important finding is that"positive change and patient growth continue to develop beyond therapy termination".
The authors conclude that half of children with measles in New York have low or borderline vitamin A levels, which leads to more severe symptoms.
The authors conclude that the decision to introduce vaccination should be based not only on quantitative data and research, but also on the ethical premises.
The authors conclude that the cause of cervical cancer is the interaction between viruses(especially HPV and HSV-2) and tar(smoking and douching).
The authors conclude that although it is impossible to fully negate moderate association, there is no convincing evidence that vitamin K injection is associated with leukemia.
The authors conclude that whilst Google Scholar can find much grey literature and specific, known studies, it should not be used alone for systematic review searches.
The authors conclude that using Polysorbate 80 and similar emulsifiers contributed to the increase in the number of cases of obesity, metabolic syndrome and chronic inflammatory bowel diseases.
The authors conclude that the information on the Internet on which the parents' decisions are based is often unconfirmed by peer-reviewed scientific sources, and encourages natural childbirth without medical intervention.
The authors conclude that manipulations such as antibiotics or vaccines that are designed to eliminate one pathogen can inadvertently alter the competitive interactions of complex microbial communities.