Sentence examples similar to Conceded a study from inspiring English sources

Another worked for President George H.W. Bush, but for the sake of argument—I'll concede the point: A study by people who work for a candidate or used to work for one is, as the campaign policy director, put it, "just another biased study".

As the authors of the recent CDC report conceded, their study has some limitations.

Whittington conceded that her study amounted to being only "a snapshot rather than the big picture" but it does imply a growing preference for digital skills.

A couple of months ago Sharpe conceded that his study could not be duplicated by the two other teams of researchers who tried.

Goodman and Valberg conceded that no study of smokers had ever shown the link, but said such studies were statistically weak because they didn't include enough smokers.

Shibata conceded that the study has limited commercial value now, but it could help develop a useful technique for analyzing DNA sequences, which are being feverishly logged by groups such as the Human Genome Project.

The authors conceded that the study was limited by the lack of data on parents' B.M.I. and ethnicity.

Regnerus, when I talked to him, conceded that his study compared apples and oranges, because "I didn't have oranges".

Dr. Muennig conceded that the study examined only life expectancy and health care spending in the 13 countries, and not the structure or economics of health care.

Fildes conceded that the study didn't look at whether the babies continue to like new vegetables when they reach the so-called terrible twos or even the dreaded teen years.

But Dr. Otto conceded that her study might underestimate problems among both manned and unmanned aircraft pilots, who may feel pressure not to report mental health symptoms to doctors out of fears that they will be grounded.