Sentence examples for mean conclusions from inspiring English sources

Human genetics has a notorious history of jumping to extravagant conclusions from scant data, but that does not mean conclusions should be ducked if the data are good.

By Lemma 2.5 (the Mönch fixed point theorem), A has at least a fixed point u ∗ ∈ Q, and by Lemma 3.4, u ∗ is the solution of SBVP (1) which means conclusion holds.

The constraints on sample size in this study mean that conclusions drawn here should be considered preliminary.

This failure "does not mean our conclusions are incorrect, [but] we cannot say with confidence that they are correct," they continue.

Other times, it might mean presenting conclusions that cleared a police officer or prison guard when a suspect or inmate died under suspicious circumstances.

Oftentimes we'll disagree as to what the facts mean, what conclusions to draw from them, but he's been helpful in making sure that our committee, which he chaired the last four years, is able to pursue matters appropriately.

This issue potentially mean inappropriate conclusions are drawn from a meta-analysis.

These are all useful approaches, but the techniques used to differentiate isolates mean that conclusions that can be drawn from such studies are sometimes limited.

Took me, literally, all day to reach the book's perfect, I mean perfect, conclusion.

Sometimes that means drawing conclusions on topics that more traditional campaigns would outsource to aides.

That doesn't mean the conclusion of the Mueller report is inconsequential or doesn't influence the broader political fight.