Sentence examples for making any strong from inspiring English sources

One important caveat in the Canadian study is that the authors aren't making any strong statements about causality: There's a clear association between low population density and reported happiness, but that doesn't mean that low population density causes happiness.

Therefore, we avoid making any strong claims of causality in the discussion of the results.

The decrease was probably due to the fewer number of overall cases, which inhibited us from making any strong inferences with regard to older children.

The current body of evidence comparing Mirena with more invasive techniques, however, is limited and prohibits us making any strong conclusions about the current findings of this treatment.

However there is a gap in the literature that hinders making any strong conclusions about the robustness of enablement measures with respect to expectation fulfilment (for 'service outcomes' as discussed here), and thereby threatens to undermine the rationale for enablement as described above.

The uptake rate for each practice was calculated as the ratio of screened to invited patients (both males and females), and the median uptake for each borough was derived as a summary measure to avoid making any strong distributional assumption for the rates.

More high-quality trials for combined benzodiazepine and psychotherapy treatment must be conducted before making any stronger treatment recommendation.

In short, the play is too generalised to make any strong emotional impact.

Washington has voiced opposition to these steps, but has not made any strong efforts to prevent them.

The Mr. Bush of two years ago was not ready, for reasons of both policy and politics, to make any strong moves.

When these factors are added to the obvious benefits of playing at home, it is tough to make any strong case for USA success.