Sentence examples for conclusions primarily from inspiring English sources
While creationism draws its conclusions primarily from religious sources, intelligent design argues from observations of the natural world.
These conclusions primarily relate to foundation slabs and footings of higher shear slenderness.
As can be seen from the enclosed reviews, there are substantial concerns about the data and conclusions, primarily concerning the sperm patch clamp data.
Furthermore, in these cases and case 3 we could not evaluate biochemical alterations in detail and thus we are forced to base our conclusions primarily on the neuropathological evaluation of this group of cases as a whole.
Firstly, it is possible that we have overstated the utility of the PPP test since we have based our conclusions primarily on a single study by Tiru et al. [ 26].
We did not prospectively capture patient or investigative site data regarding satisfaction with the e-diary or fatigue with using the e-diary over time and based our conclusions primarily on our analysis of the data collected for the 6-month period.
Those who now describe the pandemic as mild base their conclusion primarily on what, at first, seems like a mortality rate in the United States similar to those seen after seasonal influenza.
Though she did not actually take flight, Bartoli screamed and fist-pumped after nearly every point as the match reached its conclusion, primarily in the direction of her father, Walter, or the new French Fed Cup captain Amelie Mauresmo.
However, the degree of uncertainty attaching to this conclusion, primarily reflecting the quality of the underlying data, should be emphasised.
They came to this conclusion primarily because they observed differences between low- and high-frequency responses but not between pairs of either low (¼ and ½ kHz) or high (4 and 8 kHz) frequencies.
Often referred to as the intergenerational transmission of violence or cycle of violence, a fair amount of research suggests that experiencing abuse during childhood significantly increases the likelihood of involvement in violent relationships later, but these conclusions are primarily based on correlational research designs.
