Sentence examples for inaccurately concluded from inspiring English sources
Their 1973 paper published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute inaccurately concluded that "where a relationship was observed, abortion was associated with increased, not decreased, risk".
One criticism is that Moynihan did not prescribe specific solutions, on the basis of which Lichtenstein inaccurately concludes he did not fully support affirmative action.
The APSAC Taskforce expresses concern that high rates of false positive diagnoses are virtually certain and that posting these types of lists on web sites that also serve as marketing tools may lead many parents or others to conclude inaccurately that their children have attachment disorders".
In October, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics publicly criticized the "No on 37" campaign for inaccurately claiming in its campaign materials that the Academy had concluded that GMOs were safe.
In a classic 1974 essay called "What Is It Like to Be a Bat?," the philosopher Thomas Nagel concluded that, because the experience of using echolocation is unlike "anything we can experience or imagine," we can never really know what being a bat feels like; the best we can do is imagine it by analogy, comparing echolocation, inaccurately, to hearing or seeing.
The organisation felt vindicated by the second report, despite it concluding they had recorded data inaccurately.
