Sentence examples for makes any conclusions from inspiring English sources

Although this makes any conclusions very tentative at present, our review suggests that children control some core features of intonation before they produce two-word combinations— but not before they produce their first words.

However the low temporal resolution of data and pooling across years for the Mokelumne makes any conclusions about seasonal variation tentative.

The small number of patients in the nonresponder group makes any conclusion regarding possible differences in any of the variables between responders and nonresponders difficult.

The combined VVTM genotype was more common in the cases than in the controls; however, the rarity of the VVTM genotype makes any conclusion rather unsafe.

One can't make any conclusions.

It's too early to make any conclusions.

"I don't think you can make any conclusions yet," Coach Bruce Arena told The Associated Press.

They are waiting for tangible answers before they make any conclusions about their father's fate.

But it's probably too early to make any conclusions about who Obama relies on the most for such advice.

Mr. Claffey said yesterday that, as he had not seen the league's implementation plan, he could not yet make any conclusions about the union's options.

Clausen said that absent peer-reviewed scientific research he would not make any conclusions about what amounts to a highly technical and complicated scientific question.