Hayden, who took over as CIA director in 2006, accused the Senate committee of being "analytically offensive and almost street-like in their simplistic language and conclusions".
But it had some strong and sweeping language and conclusions -- 'no evidence of racism... strong evidence of bare-knuckled opportunism' etc. -- which at the least should have earned it a news analysis label".
However, because we do not have functional data to support that defects in epidermal integrity specifically induce proliferation/apoptosis (we believe this is beyond the scope of this paper), we have also toned down the language of our conclusion (the last sentence of the Results).
2) The language in the conclusion, as mentioned, needs to be toned way down.
As a general conclusion, language does not seem to be the main predictor for the distribution of genetic variation among Niger-Congo-speaking populations.
In conclusion, language tests should be routinely adopted in the neuropsychological assessment of elderly subjects, and long-term-care institutions need to include regular sensorimotor, social, and cognitive stimulation as a public health policy for elderly persons.
Many experts recommend adding language to the conclusion of an investment letter that goes beyond just a technical assessment of numbers.
On top of that, it's recommended that you use up your most choice language in the conclusion and then re-word these ideas less strongly in the introduction, not the other way around; this will leave a more lasting impression on the reader.
Where they disagree compromises will be made, language fudged and conclusions watered down.
"The report often relies on inflammatory language and draws conclusions based on anecdotes and hearsay from inmates," the statement said, adding that the "allegations of systematic violations of civil rights at the jail are categorically rejected by the sheriff's office".
