Sentence examples for data to conclude from inspiring English sources
But most researchers say there is not enough data to conclude that anything other than normal climate variability is involved.
The centre based its projection on Australian Bureau of Statistics and other valid data, to conclude that by 2031 Indigenous people will comprise 3.8% of the population compared with 3% in 2011.
Some experts who have read the paper questioned the authors' conclusions, saying that there was not enough data to conclude that blast exposure leads to C.T.E.
(Mind you, anyone who's witnessed discussions around contentious political issues — e.g., gun control or Obamacare — should have more than enough data to conclude that people selectively choose their "facts"). By implanting beliefs, therefore, gossip can dangerously shape subsequent perceptions.
But a study released on Monday has found that there is insufficient data to conclude that pollution from burn pits in the war zones of Iraq and Afghanistan could cause long-term health problems in troops.
S. E. MORSE New York, Aug. 12, 2013 To the Editor: Seth Stephens-Davidowitz uses Google data to conclude that cold winters cause depression and suggests that moving from Chicago to Honolulu could lower depression by 40 percent.
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.
The inventory of clinics data incites to conclude to the probable existence of sets of bifurcations in the determinism of troubles.
The study used the UK Met Office and Hadley Centre's HadCRUT4 global temperature data set to conclude that so far we've warmed 0.93°C from the mid-1800s to 2015, compared to the Paris target of 1.5°C above pre-industrial temperatures.
The panel found the data insufficient to conclude whether soy formula would produce reproductive toxicity.
