Sentence examples for conclusions founded from inspiring English sources

The dictionary's translations, he noted, "run the gamut between conclusions founded on an unshakable array of evidence and provocative assertions about slim data".

"The Second World War led historians of my generation to the reluctant conclusion, founded on our own experience, that there were some problems -- some logjams -- that only war could solve".

But their conclusions are founded on the prerequisite ∫ 0 T ( g ( x ( t − τ ( t ) ) ) + e ( t ) ) d t = 0, which does not satisfy (1.1).

Our conclusions are founded on a specific sample.

The conclusions are founded on the assumption that enablers represent a way of defining the lean version applied at the specific site under study.

In conclusion, we founded that prediction of LN metastasis detected by conventional histopathology (macrometastasis) is feasible using a nomogram based on pathological characteristics of the hysterectomy specimen, whereas prediction of LN metastasis detected by ultrastaging on SLN (micrometastasis) is not correlated with LN involvement probability.

Characteristically, the Deweyan vision was that scientific method would yield, in due course, objective and empirically founded conclusions that could be directed toward the solution of problems in education, politics or economics.

Despite some concerns, I feel that overall the work is technically sound and most conclusions are well founded.

Moreover, sorting out the causes of poor performance would also lead to better founded conclusions concerning between-species comparisons (Ferguson's progressive ratio lever-pressing experiment).

This connection of knowledge, understanding and experience is likely to yield different positions and conclusions than one founded simply on cognition.

Careful consideration of target regions and stimulation parameters, longer follow-up, and the use of a double-blind, sham-controlled design may allow us to draw founded conclusions in the future.