Through a series of calm observations, grounded in the lived experience of buildings and the facts of construction, he arrives at conclusions of deadpan surrealism.
Logic must be metaphysically grounded in the correspondence between the structural features of discourse (both between the subject and predicate of a proposition, as well as between the premises and conclusion of a syllogism) and the structure of reality.
He was fully grounded in the aims of the study.
The premises may fail to necessitate the conclusion, the conclusion may be the same as one of the premises, and the conclusion may not be caused by (grounded in) the premises.
This is reflected in the conclusions of several expert panels.
[3] In all these cases, what matters most is whether the conclusions of the inquiry are grounded in evidence rising to the standards set by social and natural science.
Overall, we found that authors' conclusions regarding barriers and facilitators were often not grounded in systematic inquiry – i.e., the conclusions were sometimes not warranted given the findings of the study.
On these grounds, the conclusion of the base case stage is supposed to follow.
And, in any case, the conclusions of the studies differ.
In Section 'Conclusion', the conclusions of this study are given.
Barbara Bowen, president of the CUNY faculty and staff union, is on shaky ground in drawing the conclusion that Mr. Wiesenfeld's expression of his views, however ill advised in retrospect, renders him ineligible to continue serving on the CUNY board.
