Sentence examples for different conclusions for from inspiring English sources

How could M.R.I.'s have come to such different conclusions for both Jim and me? Jim asked his doctors whether he could have really had nothing wrong at the time of his first scan.

Moreover, they allow us to draw different conclusions for the holiday type.

The two mediation models suggest different conclusions for the role of maternal and paternal attachment.

Insufficient comparability of the results is illustrated by the fact that different participants arrive at different conclusions for up to 61% of tested soil quality criteria (e.g. threshold levels).

Other researchers have studied relationships between coal outbursts and many geological factors, such as coal seam thickness, coal rank, coal seam age, current burial depth, and distance to plutons, with different conclusions for different coal fields and regions because of the complexity of the causative mechanisms.

The six graduate students on his research team, who scoured university websites for tuition information, frequently reached different conclusions for the same university.

"[Clinton v. Jones] left open the question of whether concerns of federalism and comity compel a different conclusion for suits brought in state court," Schecter wrote in her decision.

According to the white paper: "Given the assessment that an analogous operation carried out pursuant to the AUMF would fall within the scope of the public-authority justification, there is no reason to reach a different conclusion for a CIA operation".

One explanation for the different conclusions of the two studies may be the fact that we compared our HCT116 results with chromosome 3-complemented HCT116 cells as a control for MMR, whereas Yamada et al. (2002) used MMR-proficient mouse cells as the control comparison.

Recent data suggest that cord blood DHA levels may be influenced by other factors than maternal DHA consumption, which may account for the different conclusions from the assessment of the infants in studies where DHA supplementation was the responsibility of the pregnant women [ 34].

Interestingly, most of the covariates tested in the univariate models for excess or relative mortality led to different conclusions, particularly for age.