Sentence examples for data is to conclude from inspiring English sources

The objective in collecting and analyzing data is to conclude something about that population.

One way of looking at the official data is to conclude it marks a return to the days when Britain's relatively poor productivity record saw it dubbed the sick man of Europe.

In other words, this data is insufficient to conclude that the pancreas is more prone to disease than the testis.

Although details of the crashes — shortly after takeoff, at relatively low altitudes with erratic flight patterns — seem similar, the data is insufficient to conclude the same systems were at fault.

Experts urged caution, because while the crashes — shortly after takeoff, at relatively low altitudes with erratic flight patterns — draw similarities, the data is insufficient to conclude the same systems were at fault.

Although the metastatic load observed in bicarbonate treated mice appeared markedly lower than reported in DB treated mice (especially mesentery and intestinal), the data is insufficient to conclude that bicarbonate monotherapy was more effective at reducing the spread of metastases.

We further propose that the underlying cellular mechanisms generating the oscillations are similar to those recruited during cognitive tasks and that these would be relevant in humans, yet we understand and note that data is lacking to conclude on how reliably EEG can directly translate between rat and human.

However, in a systematic review of cardiac surgery patients, Zheng et al. suggested that data are insufficient to conclude that interventions to improve cerebral regional saturation prevent stroke or POCD [ 113].

According to our results, the data are insufficient to conclude whether corticosteroids are associated with GI bleeding or perforation among patients in ambulatory care.

As it is unethical to wait until perfect data are available to conclude whether T2D primary prevention intervention programmes are cost-effective, we need a model that simulates the effect of prevention initiatives.

Therefore, the data are insufficient to conclude that fulvestrant is superior to aromatase inhibitors, both in the first- and second-line setting.