Sentence examples for incompatible conclusions from inspiring English sources

Of course, the Christians and the counterculture came to incompatible conclusions about what a revolutionized society should look like.

Normalizing data from different ways of partitioning the same population will provide incompatible conclusions about the associations that hold in the total population.

Provided that the sample space is large enough to support causal inferences, different partitions of the population will exhibit different regularities that can appear to support incompatible conclusions about whether a treatment is causally effective.

We do not want to say in that case that she has sufficient grounds to draw each of two incompatible conclusions (that a is better than b, and that b is better than a; these are incompatible provided the better-than relation is asymmetric, as I assume).

And insofar as HBC requires conformity to MN, one who practices it brackets or suspends or sets aside any theological views, or what is known by revelation.[8] Just as with evolutionary psychology, therefore, one who works at HBC might in fact accept theistic religion of one sort or another, but in his work as a practitioner of HBC, come to conclusions incompatible with his religious belief.

On the face of it, this result would be incompatible with our conclusions.

A worsening of survival for a small group of patients whose RT is delayed is not incompatible with the conclusions derived from meta-analyses of randomised trials.

If in future any other characters are discovered to give polarizations incompatible with my conclusions, we must examine precisely which specific polarizations appear mutually incompatible and then work out which alternative is more solidly based, using every piece of evidence and line of reasoning available to us.

Socratic refutation was an exchange of questions and answers in which the opponents would be led, on the basis of their answers, to a conclusion incompatible with their original claim.

This finding is not incompatible with our conclusion drawn from the sample of 10.3% of all medical schools in India that all had non-integrated curricula.

This seems incompatible with the conclusion that the herbivory differences in the field reflect natural selection by herbivores in Eurasian Arabidopsis over thousands of generations.