Sentence examples for conclusions are different from inspiring English sources
The reasons the conclusions are different is because they have differing interpretation of the same data.
Conclusions are different: from those claiming that data from social media are a reliable predictor, to those concluding the opposite.
The HDL and LDL effects are nonparametric, and even the qualitative conclusions are different in the two models.
The conclusions are different for neodymium and NdFeB motors.
As a result, our conclusions are different from those of Derkach et al. [ 56].
Our conclusions are different from another model of MenAfriVac, which found that mass campaigns were superior to routine EPI.
"It was an investigation into how much confidence people had in government and it sank without trace because my conclusions were different to what most other political scientists believed at the time.
12 There is another form of conclusion which is not actually identical with the major premise, but has the same force: "Death is nothing to us, for that which is dissolved into its elements is devoid of feeling, and that which is devoid of feeling is nothing to us". There is a third form in which the major premise and the conclusion are different.
Had the conclusion been different, Britain may have had to decide whether to distribute the limited food equitably – and suffer the consequences of widely degraded health – or give more food to workers most important to the war effort.
When a description of Jamadi's position was shared with two of the country's most prominent medical examiners both of whom volunteered to review the autopsy report free, at the request of a lawyer representing one of the SEALs their conclusion was different.
