Sentence examples for Produce conclusions from inspiring English sources

In a wider sense, which is close to ordinary usage, logic also includes the study of inferences that may produce conclusions that contain genuinely new information.

"It is worth emphasizing the exploratory nature of this effort," Mr. Brown writes in a catalog essay, noting that the exhibition is designed to raise questions and provoke debates as much as to produce conclusions.

An evidence integration rule set is applied to evidence lists to produce conclusions of different strength regarding individual classes, and the most likely class identified.

However, those which use data on pension benefits selected from the CSWL without checking that they are representative may produce conclusions based on age cohorts which are overrepresented or underrepresented in the subsamples with respect to their real weight in the population.

It is therefore not possible to produce conclusions such as: 'Practice X should be used, and practice Y should not'; or 'X works, and Y does not'.

The complex nature of biology means that it is possible for experiments to produce conclusions that seem to be contradictory, e.g. one experiment may suggest the gene Hoxb1 is expressed in the Neural Ectoderm (EMAP:151) and a second report that it is not.

Ironstone's algorithms have produced conclusions that are heretical to traditional venture capitalists.

Further illustrating the issue, Edward Vul and Hal Pashler from the University of California showed that some researchers were producing conclusions by first picking out the best results and then seeing if there was a relationship between them.

Interpretation of the observed plastic yielding effects in these tests have ignored a significant part of the actual experimental findings, and produced conclusions regarding dislocation structure that these tests do not unequivocally support.

The "single argument" produces conclusions about the divine attributes only when conjoined with certain beliefs about what is greater or better.

For categorical variables, this approach produced conclusions that were meaningfully equivalent to those produced by a Breslow-Day test for statistical interaction.