Sentence examples for any conclusion upon from inspiring English sources

"It was not based on any conclusion, upon our exhaustive review of the record in this case, that counsel failed to recognize and raise any meritorious claims," the draft said.

Unfortunately, the results do not allow drawing any conclusion upon a systematic effect of the environmental conditions on the scores, since according to the content under analysis a different behavior of the MOS values, with respect to the results of the formal evaluations, was noticed.

In the case of gender- or school-type-related categories, the differences are relatively small for drawing any conclusions upon which decision-making could be based.

I do not make any finding or reach any conclusion based upon what is not part of the evidence but the same inference may be drawn from the unwillingness of journalists to speak out (which resulted in the necessity to hear evidence anonymously through the National Union of Journalists).

Our combination of two data sets with similar but not identical time periods and locations should temper any conclusions based upon the models presented in this report.

Any conclusions based upon outcome data in this pilot study (objective 5) are limited by the small sample size.

Arguably the two most important pieces of information about a clinical trial that need to be registered are the description of the interventions being compared, and the outcomes upon which any conclusion about the safety and effectiveness of the interventions will be made.

This study is useful in the way that it adds data to the pool of studies that have explored candidate genes of candidate traits for the migratory phenotype, which are difficult to interpret and don't allow drawing any clear conclusions upon.

Very possibly, circumstance played a greater role than ideology in forcing this conclusion upon him.

D.J.'s and musicians have also been abandoning the French capital, forcing a startling conclusion upon the city's night life professionals: Paris may soon be dead at night.

The district court primarily based its "race, not politics," conclusion upon its finding that "the legislators excluded many heavily Democratic precincts from District 12, even when those precincts immediately border the 12th and would have established a far more compact district".