Sentence examples for drawing strong conclusions from inspiring English sources

However, before drawing strong conclusions, it is worthwhile testing whether these findings hold when controlling for the respondents' socioeconomic characteristics.

Limited sample sizes in our preferred econometric specifications, however, prevent us from drawing strong conclusions from these labor market findings.

More generally, our estimates do not allow for drawing strong conclusions about the causal effect of flexi-time and telehomework on labour supply, however.

The small size of the interprovincial samples who are either members of a visible minority, have languages other than English or French or have Asian or Other ethnicity suggests caution in drawing strong conclusions from these results.

The lack of previous studies done locally on the prevalence of hyperlactatemia among trauma patients has affected the calculation and interpretation of negative predictive values and positive predictive values which are important before drawing strong conclusions on our findings.

"The authors themselves are understandably cautious in drawing strong conclusions, but I think that their work clearly supports the contention that speech and language is an old feature of our lineage going back at least to the last common ancestor that we shared with the Neanderthals," Dr Dediu told BBC News.

Although these limitations prevent us from drawing stronger conclusions, our study clearly showed compelling evidence of the abundant presence of intermediate Leptospira spp. in humans and animals.

But, he cautions, it is still too early to draw strong conclusions.

Mayhew noted, however, that six elections is too small a sample from which to draw strong conclusions.

BBC3 controller Damian Kavanagh told the festival that the short period covered by the survey meant people shouldn't draw strong conclusions.

But again, there is not enough information to draw strong conclusions - just new questions about the long-term effects of the diet.