Sentence examples for confusing conclusions from inspiring English sources

However, previous research has shown confusing conclusions in the relationship between entrepreneurial orientation and corporate performance.

However, due to the complex structure of the cell wall, multiple factors (for example, delignification, hemicellulose solubilization, porosity, enzyme accessibility, and cellulose crystallinity) interact with each other, and thus the results drawn from different works in the literature have led to confusing conclusions about the recalcitrance of lignocellulosic feedstock.

But he said the second half of the report was "disappointing"; that the committee had drawn confusing conclusions over Hinton; and that there was "plenty of evidence that the organisation long obstructed the search for the truth, yet the privileges committee finds itself unable to draw that conclusion".

Many experimental researches on the dynamic behavior and rate sensitivity of cellular metals have been reported in the literature, but they contain conflicting, and sometimes confusing, conclusions on the strain-rate and inertia effect of cellular metals.

As I got worse and different doctors arrived at more and more confusing conclusions ("you have celiac disease no matter what the test says," "it's your thyroid even though your T4 is in the normal range," "it's a rare autoimmune disease without a cure, so take this diet pill and stop eating dairy," "it's the way you walk") I turned to the Internet to try to solve the riddle of my illness myself.

In the present study, coding region mutations have been considered for assigning new haplogroups, as hyper variable control region sites lead to confusing conclusions, which are evident from global mtDNA phylogeny, based on complete mtDNA sequences.

Therefore, the note given by Yang [2] confused the conclusions (C-i) and (C-ii).

Based on these changes it seems that it would be difficult for the reader to now confuse our conclusions as referring to anything but an ex vivo finding and also as a confirmation of a prior in vivo finding by Engblom et al. ==========.

However, the conclusions regarding cellular toxicity should not be confused with the conclusions on the risk due to these NPs.

"We had a number of identities," Mr. Bronstein said, adding, "None of us were brand experts, but even as journalists we came to the conclusion it was confusing".

Perhaps what is confusing is that in justifying these conclusions we make use of predictions across the whole embryo, rather than just on the training data.