Sentence examples for draw plausible conclusions from inspiring English sources

Vaillant knows so much about the Primorye, its tigers and this particular tiger that he's able to draw plausible conclusions.

Investigation of its applicability to nondeterministic actions reveals that this approach does not allow us to draw some intuitively plausible conclusions.

The Germans will be increasingly drawn toward one plausible conclusion: perhaps the euro area is simply the wrong system.

Finally, we draw conclusions in section "Conclusions".

Due to the limited sample size, it may not be plausible to draw firm conclusions from these data yet.

These comparisons address the question of whether it is biologically plausible to draw conclusions about unseen cerebral vascular pathogenesis from the visible retinal vasculature in retinopathy-positive paediatric cerebral malaria.

As the sample sizes in both studies were small we need to be cautious to draw conclusions but it seems plausible that the changes found in terms of improved time to arrival at hospital, thrombolysis, rehabilitation and stroke units have had a direct bearing on the improvement in HRQOL.

While it is plausible that eliminating corticosteroids could mitigate this factor, further evidence is necessary to draw meaningful conclusions and make sound clinical recommendations.

So then why isn't it plausible to draw the following conclusion: that U.S. interest rates have been going in the "wrong" direction because investors are scared that the U.S. is going to reduce its debt and deficits, and such a reduction might horse-collar the world economy?

How does Mr. Olstein draw his conclusions?

Beyond this, different economists draw different conclusions.