Sentence examples for conclusion is driven from inspiring English sources

Under current precedent on insider trading, this conclusion is driven by the fact that Mr. Sokol did not have final decision-making power to do the transaction - mitigating against materiality.

The United States is shown as having a relatively accommodative policy, as you can see; however, that conclusion is driven in part by the use of current rather than forecast inflation in the Taylor rule, the point I discussed earlier.

Given that both agents have low toxicity, this conclusion is driven by differences in drug cost and in efficacy.

This conclusion is driven by recent reduction in micafungin's cost and by better activity of micafungin against azole-resistant Candida species.

The two groups operate independently, and often do not understand each other.As a member of the outside review panel that supported the retention of subspecies status for the Preble's jumping mouse mentioned in your column, I have no opinion at all about whether Preble's should be protected; my taxonomic conclusion was driven by the available data and taxonomic convention.

We believe that their conclusion was driven by spurious IMPUTE2 results, as we explain in File S4.] On the other hand, IMPUTE2 was more accurate by a large margin in the African panels (YRI, LWK, and MKK).

Thus our conclusions are driven by NSAID use other than that of rofecoxib.

The differences in conclusions were driven by differences in model structure and costs.

Thus, our conclusions are driven mainly by differences in the cost and doses of the agents under evaluation.

Sometimes these erroneous conclusions are driven by expectancies or stereotypes, as in the tendency to recognize and give added weight to instances of particular behaviors being associated with specific ethnic groups or genders.

Particularly in conjunction with some of the most recent data that call into question whether formaldehyde exposure is capable of causing either NPC or leukemia, it raises the issue if these collective regulatory or authoritative conclusions are driven solely by science or if policy considerations and a precautionary approach might play a contributory role.