Sentence examples for could have conclusions from inspiring English sources

We are in enough trouble with Leveson and hacking and the shame of neurotic celebrity worship, without allowing so-called investigative journalism reaching "maybe" and "could have" conclusions without a shred of primary source evidence.

It is unknown whether a larger sample size could have changed conclusions from the high quality study [ 37] and thus explain the variability of results.

Variations in the efficiency with which practices coded clinical and managerial data may have introduced another variable which we were unable to measure and which could have influenced conclusions drawn from our final regression model.

Still, the evidence could have supported different conclusions.

Eastern, could have reached three conclusions, just from checking out the highlights.

He did not understand how, if he were indeed Andrew Gilligan's source, the reporter could have drawn the conclusions he did.

Which is to say: something as simple as a couple of broken condoms could have altered the conclusions of the trial.

The opinion continued: "No reasonable tribunal properly directing itself could have reached the conclusions that this tribunal reached".

The company admits in filings that investors "could have had different conclusions as to fair value" of such deals when viewed on a "stand-alone basis".

Failures in pheromone type identification could have biased our conclusions, but we consider this unlikely.

Furthermore, different follow-up times and therapy dose also could have affected our conclusions about the association between steroids and renal function.