Sentence examples for conclusions that reflect from inspiring English sources

The 1,985 tablet owners who were polled reached conclusions that reflect what others have also been saying: the bigger touchscreen on tablets is making them a much stronger magnet for content consumption and user engagement than their smaller-sized smartphone cousins.

The themes formed and conclusions made are therefore only those that reflect perceptions and theme patterns observed across all the GPs interviewed.

In conclusion, we show that the genomic landscape of BC reveals subtypes that reflect biologic and clinical behavior.

Two groups have reached opposite conclusions that could possibly reflect the subjects studied.

Therefore the higher level of merlin expression could lead to erroneous conclusions that do not reflect the localization of the endogenous merlin.

In addition, over-fitting models may capture patterns that are specific to the data analyzed, and may thus lead to conclusions that do not reflect the population from which the data were sampled.

Households with specific characteristics may in fact be more likely to purchase insurance than others [ 39], thus a direct comparison between insured and non-insured households would be likely to produce biased conclusions that may merely reflect the lack of initial comparability [ 40, 41].

That reflects common wisdom.

That reflects enormous integrity".

Omission of these factors in analytic adjustments can result in conclusions that may not accurately reflect differences in patient outcomes.

He compared the report cards to fantasy football or baseball — collecting a wealth of statistics to create a conclusion that "does not reflect what is going on in the field".