Sentence examples for different conclusion in from inspiring English sources

But, ultimately, the attempt to ruin Nelson's reputation galvanised a different conclusion in the report: that enmity towards this woman was endemic.

In his statement, Governor Gilmore said that a jury afforded modern DNA evidence "would have reached a different conclusion" in the case.

Because of a reduced risk of catastrophic injury to horses, Parkin said synthetic surfaces were, by extension, safer for humans – a topic that would likely produce a different conclusion in the jock's room.

As it happens, Atul Gawande told a similar story with a different conclusion in his talk at the New Yorker Festival last month (you can watch (http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/festival/2009/10/gawande-video.html)).

As it happens, Atul Gawande told a similar story with a different conclusion in his talk at the New Yorker Festival last month (you can watch video of the entire talk).

A special three-judge panel of the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia used much the same reasoning to come to a different conclusion in a separate decision on Friday, this one concerning contributions to political parties.

These differences in sampling range could account for the different conclusions in those studies: Analogous 2- or 4-fold size variation in our own data also produced statistically insignificant differences (i.e., size invariance).

The difference between the estimated probabilities and is dramatic, and leads to quite different conclusions in terms of population dynamics.

Observers from the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and the European Parliament, which often issues assessments in conjunction with the O.S.C.E., drew sharply different conclusions in Azerbaijan.

Both studies came to different conclusions in terms of the measures initially put forward as primary outcome by either group.

This paper suggests that situated cognition can be reinterpreted as making the positive suggestion that if people distinguish between different conclusions in different contexts, they do so because they can identify features that distinguish the contexts.