Sentence examples for concluding either from inspiring English sources

Indeed, many lawmakers wondered privately why he had chosen to make a stand on this issue, concluding either that he felt strongly on the principle or had lost track of the likelihood of defeat.

Such advice would ignore the fact that tiny variations in relative risk in observational studies provide no scientific basis for concluding either that those variations are causally related to the variable in question or that this risk would change if the variable were altered.

Some have indeed drawn such a lesson, concluding either that content has no role to play in an explanatory psychology (Stich 1978, 1983), or perhaps that psychological explanations appealing to content were never causal to begin with (Owens 1993; see also the anti-causalists cited in §1.1).

She forwarded hundreds and thousands of emails, some of which contain classified information". Comey agreed both Abedin and Weiner "potentially" might have committed a crime, but said the FBI found no basis for concluding either had acted with criminal intent.

Studies which did not separate term and preterm newborns compared 100% oxygen with room air, concluding either that outcomes are similar in both groups, or that the room air group has advantages in terms of morbidity and mortality [ 202, 203, 206].

Moreover, although levels of IL-17A have been widely shown to be elevated in patients with SLE, only a few studies have shown that IL-17A levels correlate with the SLE Disease Activity Index SLEDAII) 40– 48, with slightly more studies concluding either that IL-17A levels do not correlate with the SLEDAI or that these levels are actually inversely correlated with the disease score 49– 60.

They concluded, "Either way, the outcome represents a colossal contempt for ordinary Zanzibari people and their aspirations for democracy".

A news conference is slated for after the World Series, which will conclude either Tuesday or Wednesday.

Each administration has concluded, either initially or after hard experience, that the pursuit of Israeli-Palestinian peace is necessary to sustain that regional architecture.

Experts have concluded either of the large skull wounds could have killed Richard III.

In other words, further premises are needed in order to conclude either way.