Sentence examples for cautious conclusions from inspiring English sources

Studies with non-visual BCIs are now more readily available and allow for cautious conclusions about their feasibility for SCD patients with restricted vision.

Despite the report's cautious conclusions, the evidence it contains is so persuasive that the IJDH's lawyers relied on it almost exclusively to make their case.

Studies churn on for years, comparing Drug A with Drug B, Drug C with placebo, finally spitting out a few cautious conclusions that invariably end with a call for yet more research on more minutiae of the same old questions.

But with that proviso in mind, it is worth attempting a few cautious conclusions: Something for everyone: The Tories say Obama and David Cameron are on the same strategic page.

Nevertheless, some cautious conclusions can be drawn.

However, it is difficult to draw even cautious conclusions across multiple studies and or from anecdotes.

Hindman reaches a somewhat more cautious conclusion: "[It is important] to consider who speaks, and who gets heard, as two separate questions.

A cautious conclusion is that the primary reason for the discrepancy between the models is a mismatch between the set and actual methanol fractions.

"It could be that preventing sunburn is not enough, although that is a very cautious conclusion because this was an animal and not a human study". The number of Americans diagnosed with melanoma, a cancer of the melanocytes, or pigmented cells of the skin, has increased steadily for decades.

To be fair, Kim and Milyo drew a much more cautious conclusion: "These findings bolster concerns about using observational studies to understand the health consequences of insurance". If the Harvard study results are credible, then the findings of a more recent study using the identical methods but 6 years of additional mortality follow-up data is even more credible.

I think this cautious conclusion is justified.