Sentence examples for conclusions for which from inspiring English sources

The farming world is filled with conclusions for which nobody remembers what the assumptions were.

For discrete-time OFDM signal, the derivation above and the conclusions for which the second-order CC still holds on are valid except that CF and delay should use the discrete expression.

His own conclusion, for which he nonetheless provides plausible reasons, is that our imaginations will never fully make the adjustment.

They say that this direction to the jury was necessary to avoid an inconsistent conclusion for which there was insufficient evidence.

The evidence of an inscribed Athenian archon list, found in the 1930s and attesting a grandson of Cypselus in the 590s, settled an old debate about the date of Cypselus's coup: it must have happened about 650 (a conclusion for which there is other evidence) rather than at the much later date indicated by an alternative tradition.

However, the conclusion for which La Forge argues is a more radical one: that 'no body has the power to move itself' and 'that the force which moves it must belong to some other substance' (T 241; THM 147).

Feingold argued the death penalty was used disproportionately against people of color, a conclusion for which there is ample evidence.

One possible explanation for this finding is that intrinsic biological differences between E. coli and K. pneumoniae affect their capacity to remain viable in the environment; a conclusion for which there is at least some supportive data [ 15, 16].

But what he adamantly refuses to do, both in this film and elsewhere, is draw our conclusions for us, which may be the highest compliment a filmmaker can pay his audience.

Bhāvaviveka followed this method in arguing for the conclusions of which he claimed Mādhyamikas are convinced; he also criticized Buddhapālita for failing to follow Dignāga's method.

EST sequences corresponding to many of the other plant genes may be found in databases (as summarized in Table 1); however, the EST collections are likely incomplete, so conclusions about genes for which no EST evidence exists may not be drawn.