Sentence examples for making conclusions in from inspiring English sources

The difficulty of obtaining detailed sales data from the traditional sector, where trade is still substantially informal and cash based, means making conclusions in more detail particularly regarding food category diffusion is problematic.

It is also claimed he made conclusions in post-mortem examination reports without "proper consideration" of all the available evidence.

Then, we verify the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm to validate the NLMF and the NBMF decision model using simulation in Section 6, and finally we make conclusions in Section 7.

The "at the moment" part is what makes conclusions in science and skepticism provisional.

Pressed repeatedly on the email muff, Webb deflected, "I think that the best thing is to listen to (Hillary Clinton's) views...people will make conclusions in a better way than I can".

More studies are needed to make conclusions in regard to this mechanism.

Finally, although the overall sample size was large, the rarity of severe hypocalcemia renders the study underpowered to make conclusions in this subgroup.

"I think it's always wiser to wait until you have information before making conclusions," she said, in response to Trump's comments. .

10 In this case, models were useful in making conclusions about epidemiology with limited data.

The NAO found a lack of transparency, making conclusions difficult, but more in depth analysis is indicated.

Rigorous study designs offer better quality in making conclusions regarding an interaction.