Sentence examples for more certain conclusions from inspiring English sources

Although the present results point in a certain direction, additional and larger studies are needed in order to draw more certain conclusions on the studied topic.

Publication of the final results of both the SAKK/CECOG (Herrmann et al. 2005) and GemCap phase III (Cunningham et al. 2005) trials in advanced pancreatic cancer are needed before more certain conclusions can be drawn as to the role of capecitabine in conjunction with gemcitabine in advanced pancreatic cancer.

These factors need to be controlled for in order to provide a more certain conclusion.

But, where examiners receive only information that is needed, we can be more certain that their conclusions are the sole product of their analysis -- thereby allowing the evidence to "speak for itself".

Although we cannot necessarily infer an infant's subjective experience based on a given pattern of brain activity, these results make certain conclusions more likely.

Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said Russia would also "need to draw certain conclusions" before entering more loan talks with Cyprus.

By using two or three methods, the conclusions will be more certain and robust when the respective results agree.

Second, quantitative interaction analysis rather than the more qualitative GST-pulldown is warranted for certain conclusions.

Working with local translators, he came to certain conclusions, including one that South African journalists are more than a little slack.

But her book suggests certain conclusions nonetheless.

Certain conclusions can be drawn from all this.