Sentence examples for believable conclusions from inspiring English sources

Consistently manipulated answers, regardless if the cause is unconscious or strategic, evidently lead to incorrect, but entirely believable conclusions about doping users vs. non-users.

Belief bias refers to a bias in deductive reasoning that acts to confirm rather than falsify prior beliefs, which is demonstrated in a tendency to endorse a priori believable conclusions as valid and unbelievable conclusions as invalid, regardless of their actual logical status (Evans et al. 1993a).

Bradley and Ólafsson insist it will, stressing that the series reaches a believable conclusion.

Mr. Beguelin's creations — especially Ted and Kevin — grow from clichés to more complicated people as the play makes its way to its unexpected, if not perfectly believable, conclusion.

An example of a generally believable conclusion would be: 'An elephant is bigger than a mouse', whereas 'A mouse is bigger than an elephant' represents an example of a generally unbelievable conclusion.

Two questions posed by Gilbert et al. [14] to assess the results of an aDNA study is for the researcher, reader, and reviewer to ask the questions, "What information is presented here that makes the results and/or conclusions believable?" and "Is there any reason to not believe this?" We used a three-pronged DNA marker system to develop our results.

"I believe the conclusions about exposure are generally solidly based; they are believable and reassuring, as well," says Steven Simon, a radiation epidemiologist at the U.S. National Cancer Institute of the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland.

My own favourite is the variant where Angus becomes a "wicked uncle", a dispenser of dreams called in by his desperate sister to save her family from dissolution; what he does is both preposterous and utterly believable, and the conclusion of this tale is particularly satisfying, in a book that is full of small marvels.

It is testimony to Mr. Ridley's talent and the young actors' skills that this improbable conclusion is totally believable.

Availability of evidence particularly linking various dimensions of the framework was said to make conclusions from results more believable and likely to feed into decision-making.

It was then that a barely believable story twisted and turned to its dramatic conclusion.