Sentences with phrase «conclusions than the press»

Not exact matches

Conclusion: If we must get a CB, it should be after we have sorted pressing need of a STRIKER and he should be better than our best CB, Koscielny..

Researchers at Arizona State University came to an interesting conclusion — according to their study, when lifters had an audience of 15 silent onlookers, they bench - pressed 30 pounds more on average than when they lifted alone.

While the conclusions in the study are not the same as those in the press release and subsequent articles, I have a harder time disregarding the study's conclusions based on Dr. Longo's disclosure of interest than you do.

Through his understanding of the anatomy of the human musculoskeletal system and exercise dynamics, and also from his 50 years of experience training thousands of guys at his gym, Vince came to the conclusion that the neck press, which involves bringing the weight down to your neck, while flaring your elbows out to the sides, stimulates the fan - shaped pectoralis major muscle of the chest better than the regular bench press, or almost any other exercise for that matter.

That was the conclusion of a recent study by the Associated Press, which found that charters are more segregated than traditional public schools.

My conclusion was that Outskirts Press books and authors receive statistically more and statistically higher reviews on Amazon than our 5 competitors.

(Since this post is longer than a usual one, time - pressed or impatient readers may want to skim the charts and navigate right to conclusions at the end of this write - up.)

It seems that SEGA and Creative Assembly have come to this very same conclusion, officially announcing the game while admitting in the press release that the announcement has come a bit earlier than planned.

I would think you would be encouraging us to push this issue forward in the peer - reviewed literature — although perhaps with more guarded conclusions than are bandied about in the popular press.