Sentence examples for making conclusions by from inspiring English sources

Both a microscopic and macroscopic approach were taken in this analysis: the 'microscopic' approach consists of making conclusions by analysing cases of individual libraries; the 'macroscopic' approach consists of using a database to conduct a bibliometric analysis.

This would help avoid making conclusions potentially biased by case-mix and vague case definitions.

The Seton Hall study concludes that the NCIS investigators made conclusions completely unsupported by facts.

First, the sample size was not large enough to make definite conclusions by multiple logistic regression analysis.

Logic allows one to make sound conclusions by relying on evidence, while skepticism asks one to resist accepting a belief without good reason as well as to be open-minded enough to hold beliefs tentatively.

But we can only draw these conclusions by making use of some auxiliary assumptions, some of which are far from obvious.

Fitch, a third agency, said it was reviewing its ratings and hoped to make a conclusion by the end of the month.

As all the paintings in this study were wax resin lined in the 1960s, it does not seem possible to make more general conclusions by comparing the findings reported here and the current condition of the paintings.

Open research challenges are identified in "Future challenges" section, followed by conclusion made in "Conclusion" section.

ALLHAT was not designed to make the conclusions claimed by its authors.

It would also make the conclusions reached by reviews more readily acceptable as a basis for future WHO guidelines and other recommendations, and would provide a more rational basis for setting priorities for future research.