Sentence examples for disparate conclusions from inspiring English sources

The joint inquiry is to include the membership of both the House and Senate intelligence committees, thus avoiding the potential for dueling hearings and possibly disparate conclusions.

That two intelligent commentators should reach such radically disparate conclusions points to an abiding problem at the heart of "Klinghoffer": its pensive, ambivalent attitude toward present-day issues about which a great many people feel no ambivalence whatsoever.

That different researchers reach such disparate conclusions about the efficacy of group selection is partly because they are using different models with different parameter values.

Previous qualitative assessments of representativeness and distinctiveness for the environmental impact assessment of the Mokihinui dam proposal arrived at markedly disparate conclusions (Mitchell Partnerships 2007b, Lloyd 2008) and their basis and logic is more challenging to scrutinise than our transparent and repeatable quantitative approach.

Prior economic evaluations of adult and adolescent vaccination strategies against pertussis have reached disparate conclusions.

Thus, the meta-analyses of N-acetylcysteine trials have led to disparate conclusions.

From a comparison of the spectra of CO monolayers on these disparate electrocatalysts, conclusions can be derived regarding the structure of the particles.

However, results of these studies have been disparate and conclusions inconsistent.

Studies to date on the effect of S1 cleavage on Notch function have yielded disparate results and conclusions.

However, as exemplified by the burst of recent research on HDAC biology in RA, the initial disparate results and conclusions are what accelerate our drive to spark the most intriguing questions and reach this consensus.

Published studies are limited in the number of subjects evaluated, and the conclusions are disparate.