Sentence examples for conclusions depending on from inspiring English sources
Studies about the efficacy of film credits, which became widespread in the last eight years, have been maddeningly divergent in their conclusions, depending on methodology, the structure of the credit and, sometimes, who sponsors the report.
Assorted Fed-watchers reached opposite conclusions, depending on which variable they focused on.
It makes me wonder if anything is definitive if you can present two similar sets of data and draw wildly different conclusions, depending on your emphasis.
Individuals have preconceived notions developed from their experiences and knowledge they have acquired from the world around them. Conclusions individuals infer from scientific concepts vary because each person's experiences with scientific phenomena are different resulting in different conclusions depending on whether this person is or is not a scientist (e.g., Baum et al. [2005]).
Although there is some agreement on the statement above, the empirical evidence is still not robust, as different studies come to different conclusions, depending on the host countries being studied, the composition of immigrants, but most importantly, the statistical strategies and data each researcher uses to handle the research question.
These studies have drawn different conclusions depending on the gene examined and the experimental approach taken.
The conclusions depend on two flawed assertions; both will survive this case and both will have as yet unforeseen consequences.
More than anything, the conclusions depend on the tasks volunteers undertake in the scanner and what each study tells us is limited.
However, such conclusions depend on the definition of substorm onset.
Ultimately, theoretical conclusions depend on the triangulation of converging results across multiple methods of data collection and analysis.
P. Mandonnet thought he had no philosophy of his own, but was an Augustinian theologian, pure and simple, all of whose conclusions depend on faith.
