Sentence examples for be a valid conclusion from inspiring English sources

This appears to be a valid conclusion based on their studies that showed co-immunoprecipitation, co-localization, and the ability of one enzyme to regulate the localization of the other enzyme in the secretory pathway.

I think when I say, "To a reasonable medical probability as a medical toxicologist, this substance was a contributing cause,'... to his cancer, that that is a valid conclusion based on the totality of the evidence presented to me.

All men are mortal; Socrates is a man; therefore, Socrates is mortal is supposed be a valid argument, whose conclusion follows from its premises.

Hence, although we think that VO2max may in general be a valid characteristic for cardiorespiratory fitness, a conclusion whether or not HIIT protocols are superior for impacting cardiorespiratory fitness should not be based solely on this parameter.

Although the OS rate was favourable, it would be difficult to make a valid conclusion because of the small sample size (Table 3).

Although it is difficult to draw a valid conclusion from this literature, many pre- and perinatal adversities were reported to be associated with the onset of TS, the presence of comorbidities, and the severity of tics and comorbidities.

While the Statistical Center of Iran publishes the unemployment rate at the provincial level, it is difficult to draw a valid conclusion based on province-level data.

In this study too few smokers were observed to draw a valid conclusion.

The number of five patients is to small to make a valid conclusion and the results are rather descriptive.

A valid conclusion is a true statement that is deduced from a set of true premises by using the laws of reasoning.

It has been found particularly useful when individual studies are too small to yield a valid conclusion, but it cannot, however, correct for bias and confounding.