Sentence examples for more informed conclusion from inspiring English sources

There is an overdue need to access Ottoman archives where the world -- and not one side -- can make a more informed conclusion.

The presentation of exact P values allows the researcher to make an educated judgement as to whether the observed effect is likely to be due to chance and this, taken in the context of other available evidence, will result in a far more informed conclusion being reached.

The strengths of our study are its register-based data on sick leave and its prospective design with a relatively large sample of both female and male employees, which allowed us to draw more informed conclusions with respect to causality.

You can then make a more informed decision next time.

So they can draw their own conclusions, but from a more informed place".

"It's more timely data that should allow decision makers to make more informed judgments".

The government hopes the information will allow shoppers to make "more informed decisions at the checkout".

In conclusion, registries are becoming important tools to help make more informed treatment decisions since data are representative of a real-world setting.

Therefore, being more educated does not imply that decision-making will result in the most informed conclusion.

Accurate, fun and interactive information helps the girls to make better and more informed decisions.

Blogs, instead, lend themselves to an honest back-and-forth about the sausage of statistical conclusions, which can, hopefully, create a more respected class of experts and a more informed public.