Sentence examples for conclusions rest from inspiring English sources

Some of your conclusions rest on data you have compiled in what you call the North Caucasus Incident Database.

Selfpropelled: I'd also like to ask Prof. Pinker for his response to the criticism that his conclusions rest on an extremely fragile state of affairs, and that over the course of the next few generations, he could be proved wrong.

According to Jevons this is an important method, since "nearly half our logical conclusions rest upon its employment".

However, Urry points out, the conclusions rest on a number of assumptions that are "difficult to confirm"—such as whether the measured area does lie directly on top of the black hole rather than off to the side or elsewhere.

Those conclusions rest on the assumption that manipulations of these variables affect only the accuracy of the identification, but the diagnosticity measure cannot distinguish between an effect on accuracy and an effect on identification willingness to identify.

But Guan cautions that the conclusions rest on a large number of estimates and assumptions, such as the number of wild birds that might have been exposed to the virus in Europe and how close the birds passed to an outbreak site.

Varghese K George, political editor of the Hindu newspaper, said both conclusions rested on too many assumptions.

Their opponents, known as the Uṣūliyyah, held that a number of fundamental sources (uṣūl) should be consulted but that the final source for legal conclusions rested in the reasoned judgment of a qualified scholar, a mujtahid.

The validity of our conclusions rests on the assumptions we have made and the data on which they are based.

Methodology: The credibility of an evaluation's conclusions rests on the quality of the evidence that supports them.

Importantly, their conclusions rested on the key assumption that all of the olivary cells 'are slavishly synchronized and firing at a uniform rate of 1 2 Hz' and during learning 'individual olive cells must fire singly in relation to the stimulus responses to accomplish the adaptation'.