Sentence examples for conclusions noting from inspiring English sources

But some university officials and experts in intercollegiate athletics cautioned against drawing too many conclusions, noting that several factors affect statistics like applications and enrollment.

Betty Weller, president of the Maryland State Education Association, the state's largest teachers union, cautioned against drawing strong conclusions, noting that the tests are in their infancy.

As for the design inspiration, Mr. Petroski draws his own conclusions, noting that the place is neither Cape nor bungalow nor ranch house.

Given that the impartiality and good faith of the US investigators cannot be under discussion, and I think we all agree on this, we cannot but respect their conclusions, noting that they do not coincide with ours.

The panel's reports were submitted to Judge Thokozile Masipa, and prosecutor Gerrie Nel referred to key parts of the conclusions, noting that the experts believed Pistorius was "capable of appreciating the wrongfulness of his act" when he killed Steenkamp.

Administration officials disputed some of the report's conclusions, noting that when taken as a whole, the government at least partially fulfilled 93percentt of all FOIA requests reviewed in fiscal 2010, a significant increase from the previous year.

This suggests that the conclusions noted above are robust and not confined to the particular choice of analysis model.

We reported data from 1 formal curriculum cycle, and are therefore uncertain as to whether the same conclusions noted can be applied to future cycles.

Concentrations of flumequine and 7-hyroxyflumequine, measured in muscle/skin in natural proportions by a validated HPLC method, are shown in Table 9. Expert conclusions noted that the absence of 7-hyroxyflumequine in any sample supported the in vivo study which demonstrated the absence of metabolism of flumequine by fish microsomes.

The Pentagon's 2014 Quadrennial Defense Review echoes this conclusion, noting that climate change "will aggravate stressors abroad such as poverty, environmental degradation, political instability and social tensions – conditions that can enable terrorist activity and other forms of violence".

Sajeev Jesudas, President, Consumer Business Unit, UL, seems to have come to a similar conclusion, noting failures in the upper part of the battery cell.