Sentence examples for make reasonable conclusions from inspiring English sources
Sample sizes stratified by race and sex were too small to make reasonable conclusions.
Only then could one make reasonable conclusions about ancestral genome content.
The above results strongly argued that an analysis of a large collection of strains (so as to sufficiently represent the diversity of V. parahaemolyticus) was needed to make reasonable conclusions.
Make reasonable decisions.
Their conclusions are not appropriate to their data; indeed, their procedures make any reasonable conclusions impossible.
Most certainly, based on what I know to be true, I can make the reasonable conclusion that the Preamble ain't made for everybody.
To expect them to make a reasonable conclusion after so many hours of testimony, she continued, was ludicrous.
It makes reasonable sense.
"You can't draw any reasonable conclusions.
Self-reported doctor-diagnosed knee OA was not verified clinically or radiologically, except for cases where the doctor had confirmed the diagnosis, which introduces a degree of bias and makes it impossible to draw a reasonable conclusion.
Although there was no ungrazed control site for comparison, some reasonable conclusions can be made regarding the role played by grazing cattle in the successful regeneration of totara at this site.
