Sentence examples for draw convincing conclusions from inspiring English sources

Dr. Nesbitt said that it was often hard to draw convincing conclusions about animals just from their footprints, but that Mr. Brusatte and his colleagues "put the best argument that anyone has ever put forth about early dinosaur tracks".

The serious methodological flaws did not allow the authors to draw convincing conclusions.

This period is too short to draw convincing conclusions about preventing a disorder with an often chronic and recurrent course.

Evaluation of mutation located in the same functional domain has been previously performed but sample size was too small to draw convincing conclusions.

All subjects enrolled in these two studies were female which may impact the results because of the potential biomechanical differences between genders, additionally the sample size was too small (8 ~ 22 subjects) to draw convincing conclusions.

Previous systematic reviews did not draw convincing conclusions owing to high heterogeneity and few included randomised controlled trials, so it is necessary to reassess the efficacy and safety of acupuncture for ED.

However, the relatively small numbers of patients in these subgroups make it difficult to drawn convincing conclusions.

This study has shown that academic language is a fertile field of research, yet more studies need to be carried out in order to draw more convincing conclusions.

Further research is necessary to draw any convincing conclusions.

However, such data are important for drawing a convincing conclusion on the benefits of a healthy diet on CVD.

Therefore, no convincing conclusions can be drawn regarding the efficacy of these drugs for neuropsychiatric symptoms.