Sentence examples for conclusions the ground from inspiring English sources

For 22 conclusions the ground truth was "negative", in the sense that the cartridge cases were fired from different firearms.

For 31 conclusions the underlying ground truth was "positive", in the sense that it addressed a cluster of cartridge cases that was fired from the same firearm.

They made it sound like a foregone conclusion.On the ground, though, Asia seems a more nervous place than that forecast implies.

So this argument yields a veridical conclusion though the ground is defective.

Our conclusion that the ground state of ortho-H2@C70 has symmetry E1′ is supported by recent infrared studies of the same system.

According to Locke, reason is the primary avenue by which humans come to understand moral rules, and it is via reason we can draw two distinct but related conclusions regarding the grounds for our moral obligations: we can appreciate the divine, and thereby righteous, nature of morality and we can perceive that morality is the expression of a law-making authority.

Kant denies that the metaphysician is entitled to his substantive conclusions on the grounds that the activity of self-consciousness (transcendental apperception, often formulated in terms of the necessary possibility of attaching the "I think" to all my representations (B132)) does not yield any object for thought.

Mr Grieve, rather than launching an appeal against the tribunal and arguing through the case, simply vetoed its conclusion on the grounds that he disagreed with it.

Although four liberal justices, following the thinking of Stephen Breyer, have concluded that campaign-finance laws serve the purposes of the First Amendment by enhancing public confidence in democracy and equalizing political participation, four conservative justices have reached the opposite conclusion on the grounds that giving money is a form of speech.

Gorgias goes on to argue for a sceptical conclusion, on the grounds that we have no basis for discerning which mental states correspond to reality and which do not, and so cannot know anything at all.

Here Marzban et al. offer criticism of this conclusion on the grounds of the SG failure to take into account the uncertainties in the estimates of the age of origin of major taxa.