Professor Kraakman does not recite the holding of a single court case, draw legal conclusions, interpret the meaning of statutes or regulations, instruct the jury as to the applicable law, or usurp the role of the jury in applying the law to the facts before it.
Of course, under traditional principles, the possibility that the state court might reach a different conclusion in interpreting the State Constitution does not make it improper for us to decide the federal issue.
In conclusion, when interpreting AMS data from sediment cores, it is necessary to examine the influence of sampling using sample coordinates.
In conclusion, in interpreting the findings by Verner et al. (2013) one should take into account that PBPK models, although useful, are based on many assumptions.
But we have to be very careful not to jump to conclusions in interpreting what those reports mean," she said.
The various ingredients of STATISTICA DMR are implemented in unique and specific steps, and the results are supported by various spreadsheets and graphs that are designed to aid in drawing conclusions and interpreting the results.
The students have difficulties drawing conclusions and interpreting their findings, but it is instructive.
Often, stepmothers and stepchildren in contested estates neither see the same facts nor reach the same conclusions in interpreting the facts.
William Thompson, a coral specialist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, agreed, saying that given the importance of the conclusion, Dr. Blanchon interpreted the physical features without enough corroborating evidence.
On this matter, Thurner and co come to a firm conclusion: "We interpret these findings as empirical evidence for self organization towards reciprocal, good conduct within a human society," they say.
