Sentence examples for make correct conclusions from inspiring English sources

But our goal in this article was to focus our study on the behavior of a DATMO algorithm based on the Doppler information in a ground-based radar environment, using a well-known filter to make correct conclusions.

The results of our study suggest that both Keil and Kelemen could have made correct conclusions for particular ages, if Kelemen's studies had mostly involved pre-school children (four to five years old) exhibiting a less selective teleology, and if Keil's studies had mostly involved older children (six to seven years old) exhibiting a selective teleology.

However, including independent confidence intervals one can no longer make correct qualitative conclusions about many of the entries in the regulatory weight matrix.

In conclusion, the four-state kinetic model is able to make correct predictions for the measured currents under a variety of different conditions.

The five sections are as follows (Watson & Glaser, 2010): ✓ to make correct inferences ✓ to recognize assumptions ✓ to make deductions ✓ to come to conclusions ✓ to interpret and evaluate arguments.

✓ to make correct inferences.

3. Make correct diagnoses.

Please make correct your posture.

The purpose of the Summulae was not to train the students to reflect on the problem of how to make scientifically correct conclusions but rather to prepare them for what they normally were expected to do: to take part in endless series of disputations.

But we had failed to draw the correct conclusions.

We will make sure the President draws the correct conclusions from that and takes appropriate action.