Sentence examples for defensible conclusions from inspiring English sources

It must draw defensible conclusions, based on the evidence (and not speculation), and must make responsible recommendations.

Both may be needed to reach morally defensible conclusions (Campbell 2014).

In our opinion, the article by Kamel et al. falls seriously short in several regards and requires additional data in order to provide credible and defensible conclusions.

This was a defensible conclusion, because there is no law that clearly authorizes the Fed to do what it did.

We cannot make a defensible conclusion based on these findings without examining how these crime data were recorded (or collected), which crime types were measured, or determining which country's data among the non-U.S.

Science takes a long time to reach a defensible conclusion; opinions can be had instantly.

A more defensible conclusion from consideration of the EAC's evidence under review might be to propose a moratorium on EU imports of biofuels and certain feedstocks, whilst maintaining proportionate and long-term binding targets for biofuels produced in Europe.

The science of the moral sense also alerts us to ways in which our psychological makeup can get in the way of our arriving at the most defensible moral conclusions.

It was a defensible decision.

Adler lambastes the jury verdicts in five of the six cases he studies in detail; yet in all but one of those I either agreed with the jurors outright or found their conclusions eminently defensible.

Guidelines should be derived from objective review of data generated by blind testing of unknown compounds dosed at non-toxic concentrations and evaluated in a true safety-testing environment, where the experimental design and conclusions must be defensible.