main conclusion
collocation in Englishmeaningsofmainandconclusion
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main
adjective[before noun]
uk/meɪn/us/meɪn/
larger, more important, or having more influence than others of the ...
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conclusion
noun
uk/kənˈkluː.ʒən/us/kənˈkluː.ʒən/
the final part ...
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(Definition ofmainandconclusionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofmain conclusion
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First,mainconclusion: 'yes, preconditions and political rhetoric have indeed changed'.
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Themainconclusionis that for the system under consideration the existence of equilibria depends crucially on the spatial dependence of the conductivity.
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Themainconclusionso far is that the provision of services must be uncoupled from the fee-for-service-based income system of specialists.
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Themainconclusionof the above studies was that the responses of a twodimensional boundary layer to convex and concave curvatures were different, even qualitatively.
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Hismainconclusionfrom this review is that the amygdala and the orbitofrontal cortex are especially important in the production of emotion.
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Themainconclusionof this section is that the determiners form a heterogeneous class.
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We have derived a dispersion relation which is subsequently analyzed for different cases and then themainconclusionof our results is given.
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Themainconclusionwas that there is a large energy barrier opposing the passage of an ion across the membrane.
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The secondmainconclusionis that policy analysis, generally, must be formulated with explicit consideration of both instrumental and intrinsic motivation.
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Themainconclusion, namely that preventing deaths of infants and children is less important in comparison, remains unchanged, however.
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What is new is not so much the author'smainconclusionas her manner of reaching it.
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This does not, however, compromise ourmainconclusion.
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Themainconclusionis that a counselling approach to appraisal puts the person appraised in control of the process.
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In sum, the conceptual arguments in the target article do not support the author'smainconclusion.
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Hismainconclusionis, rather unsurprisingly, that greater debt leads to more rapid resource extraction.
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Thismainconclusionis highly robust and not much affected by changing prices of maize production.
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Amainconclusionof the present work is that cultivars differed in their competitive ability; therefore, selection for competitive cultivars is realistic.
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Doing otherwise could have easily obscured the loss of parliamentary control as ourmainconclusion.
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Themainconclusionthat can be extracted is that the non-binary representation seems to be more appropriate for this problem.
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