Sentence examples for and to conclusions from inspiring English sources

Results were analysed leading to new empirical transmission formulae for smooth LCS and to conclusions on 3D effects for both rubble mound and smooth LCS.

Some authors highlight the fact that deriving knowledge from big data can lead to false results and to conclusions that are wrong [ 73– 75]: "Exploratory results emerging from Big Data are no less likely to be false" [ 75].

This is simply not known at this stage and jumping to conclusions is deeply unhelpful, wrong and dangerous".

We think in sound bites and jump to conclusions without evidence, then look for and find evidence to support belief.

"They raised concerns and came to conclusions that make sense within the information and models they used," Mr. Stakhiv said.

He doesn't find one and comes to conclusions that render the religion clause largely superfluous.

"From the first few pages, it's insinuation and leaping to conclusions.

"What I want to show is there is a continuum of intolerance and jumping to conclusions," Ms. Lynch said.

Students then discuss and come to conclusions about their own opinions on the relative importance of college admissions criteria.

Schulz gives dozens of examples how our perceptual processes are founded on filling in gaps and leaping to conclusions.

This leads to correlations and not to conclusions [9].