Sentence examples for conclusions again from inspiring English sources

Insignificant relation between increasing N, P fertilizer input and yields of rice, maize and wheat, contradicts with studies reported elsewhere and widely accepted conclusions, again casting doubt on official data.

That, or the internet is jumping to conclusions again.

Four years are a good timeframe within which we can make some valid statements on this score and hopefully reach some conclusions again in a future debate.

"A lot of people at the beginning of the season thought it was a foregone conclusion again that whoever comes out of the West runs through the East," Tim Legler, a former player and current ESPN analyst, said.

The conclusion again verifies the results of the small-signal analysis.

Now gx1 ≽ gx2 implies fx1 ≼ fx2, i.e., y1 ≼ y2 and the conclusion again follows.

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Again, a less strict interpretations of presentism can to a certain extent avoid this and related problems, but at the price of implying the Repugnant Conclusion again (Dasgupta 1988, 1994; Arrhenius 2000b, 2009a).

The Pringle et al. study, while containing only a small number of subjects, challenges this conclusion again as it appears the care setting may influence the utility of the tool.

Less strict interpretations of the person-affecting restriction and comparativism can to a certain extent avoid these problems, but at the price of implying the Repugnant Conclusion again (Arrhenius 2000b, 2009a; Holtug 2004).

This conclusion again angered the missile defense supporters who had counted on this review to further their arguments.