Sentence examples for make meaningful conclusions from inspiring English sources

What's more, the sample sizes in those studies are far too small to make meaningful conclusions about gender differences in the classroom.

Instead of giving clear directions for the next steps in telecare, most of the speakers devoted their presentations to saying how difficult – in fact near impossible – their task had been to conduct a "randomised controlled trial" into a subject as complex as telehealth, and make meaningful conclusions.

While there is not yet enough data to make meaningful conclusions about the long-term mental health benefits of taking part in the Up and Running course, the feedback so far shows that 90% of participants believe the group has had a positive impact on their mood and mental health – a full 100% say they would recommend it to others.

The discrepancies in findings of theoretically similar constructs render it difficult to make meaningful conclusions regarding the nature of impulsivity.

The quality of the analysis and subsequent results of any research project depend on an appropriate study design, data collection, and analysis to make meaningful conclusions.

Speit and Schmid (2006) suggest that because of this, it is not yet possible to make meaningful conclusions regarding local genotoxic effects of formaldehyde.

However, different methods were used to estimate heritabilities in these studies, which prevents making meaningful conclusions.

Both studies are limited, however, by their small sample size (n=18 and n=22 at completion of study, respectively), making meaningful conclusions difficult.

In fact, elderly pts are commonly significantly underrepresented in most phase II and III clinical trials, making meaningful conclusions about safety and efficacy difficult (Lewis et al, 2003).

In CFA and neuropathic CCI models, both WT and Eif4ebp1 -/- mice develop mechanical allodynia, however since at the baseline prior to CFA injection or surgeries the mechanical sensitivity is greatly increased in Eif4ebp1 -/- mice, we feel that this constitutes a confounding factor that greatly complicates making meaningful conclusions regarding inflammation/injury-induced allodynia.

While it is plausible that eliminating corticosteroids could mitigate this factor, further evidence is necessary to draw meaningful conclusions and make sound clinical recommendations.