Sentence examples for enough data to conclude from inspiring English sources
But most researchers say there is not enough data to conclude that anything other than normal climate variability is involved.
Some experts who have read the paper questioned the authors' conclusions, saying that there was not enough data to conclude that blast exposure leads to C.T.E.
(Mind you, anyone who's witnessed discussions around contentious political issues — e.g., gun control or Obamacare — should have more than enough data to conclude that people selectively choose their "facts"). By implanting beliefs, therefore, gossip can dangerously shape subsequent perceptions.
[The Texas Tribune] A federal study says there is not enough data to conclude that dust and pollution in Iraqi and Afghan war zones could cause long-term health problems in troops.
"For several well-studied endocrine disruptors, I think it is fair to say that we have enough data to conclude that these chemicals are not safe for human populations," said Laura Vandenberg, a Tufts University developmental biologist who was the lead writer for the panel.
There's enough data to conclude that there probably is a vice-presidential bounce — but not enough, in my view, to know what sort of mathematical function you'd want to come up with to adjust for it, whether we might expect the bounce to be smaller or larger under different circumstances, and so forth.
Writing this week in Bioscience, however, scientists including Robert H. Condon, a researcher at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab, argue that there simply isn't enough long-term data to conclude that global jellyfish numbers are on the rise.
The distinction is between having enough data to decide and having enough data to proceed.
