Sentence examples for conclusion conflicted from inspiring English sources

Tom Mellon, a lawyer for Dr. Thomas, said Dr. Baden's conclusion conflicted with findings of the county prosecutor, the coroner and the Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

This conclusion conflicted with the intuition that rising molecules must do work against the gravitational field, and pay for this by having a lower kinetic energy at greater heights.

In conclusion, conflicting data exist regarding the diabetogenic effects of statins.

In conclusion, conflicting data exist regarding the dose-dependent diabetogenic effects of statins.

In conclusion, conflicting reports exist for the precise involvement of VEGF-C and VEGF-D in lymphatic invasion, lymph node metastasis and prognosis in colorectal cancer.

Conclusions: Conflicting results in the literature considering apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) changes in rectal carcinoma under CRT for patients showing T-downstaging are unlikely to be due to perfusion effects.

The withdrawal occurs when a conclusion conflicts with reality.

That conclusion conflicts with an earlier one based on the Hubble Deep Field (HDF) image, a 10-day space-telescope exposure made 3 years ago, which probed as far as possible in a tiny speck of the sky.

In summary, we have confirmed the results of Dohlman et al. [ 2] that coiled coils seem to be common in autoantigens, but there is currently no evidence that this conclusion conflicts with the prediction that nuclear systemic autoantigens are disordered.

According to Sass, that conclusion conflicts with the results from a 1990 WHO study group, which recommended health policy targets that reflect the increased risks of chronic diseases caused by dietary patterns that include high sugar intake.

There are a handful of studies on how people respond to country-of-origin labels, but many of the conclusions conflict with one another and are cherry-picked by groups that have an interest in supporting, or opposing, the labels.