and, we arrive at the following conclusion, from which (by taking ) we can obtain [17, Theorem ], a generalization of EVP.
(In formulating these logical consequences, I am not taking a position on the morality of abortion. As always, logic can only force a choice between accepting a conclusion and denying the premises from which the conclusion follows).
Some scientists, for example, have found that the data from which conclusions were drawn about the future of winegrowing in Napa Valley, California, turned out to be unreliable.
But please, can we all get some perspective and recognise what Darwinius really is: a magnificent specimen set in stone, but one from which conclusions are most certainly not.
Practicing statisticians often employ data reduction tools to arrive at conclusions on the distributions from which the data were sampled.
The work was conducted on a representative site from which conclusions could be drawn for similar regions.
The fourth book is concerned with those things that are known only through revelation, in which revelation offers the principles from which conclusions are drawn.
Each of these is then combined with the accumulated data from the trial at that point in time to form 'posterior distributions', from which conclusions are drawn.
The proposed model is validated with a comparative analysis with an existing literature study, from which conclusions are drawn and explained.
Validation and assessment of the different FEM involved the implementation of analytical solutions and comparison with numerical and analytical results available in the literature, from which conclusions in terms of accuracy and computational effort are drawn.
Ideally, researchers should publish full datasets online with a digital object identifier (DOI) to persistently identify the dataset from which conclusions were drawn and enable subsequent researchers to use, interrogate, and test the data.
