Sentence examples for conclusions hard from inspiring English sources

Lack of such extensive data on other OMPs, however, makes general conclusions hard to draw.

Poor quality, variability in methodology, inconsistency of results, and a variety of proxies for prostate cancer progression make firm conclusions hard to draw.

What is difficult about the approaches used here is that they use novel concepts that can be difficult to understand (those linked to clanistics especially) and make the conclusions hard evaluate for most biologists.

Now a large study in Canada, published recently in the Annals of Internal Medicine, makes that conclusion hard to escape.

She states that males made the choice in G. bimaculatus but females in G. campestris due to differences in sex recognition between the species (although we find the reasoning behind this conclusion hard to follow).

Not a huge sample, but even so, Ms. Robbins's conclusions are hard to quarrel with.

Her conclusions, so hard won, so beautifully wrought, in "Illness as Metaphor" seem a luxury here.

Though he avoids the traditional pose of objectivity, he bases his conclusions on hard reporting, she said.

Not only do such tests become bogged down in politics, but black-and-white conclusions are hard to come by.

A romantic to the end, he confronts his situation with Thoreau ready to hand, drawing simple conclusions from hard lessons, taking pleasure in small things, and appreciating the unexpected turn his life has taken.

The multilevel legal order in Europe, with national courts and the ECJ (and in some cases also the European Court of Human Rights) sharing jurisdictional power, ensures, in principle, the judicial monitoring of laws, the ability to handle 'conflicts of law', and to reach conclusions in hard cases within a time limit.