Sentence examples for more likely conclusion from inspiring English sources

"The more likely conclusion is that users (correctly) perceive that Twitter provides little value to them".

If talks do go ahead, a breakdown remains a more likely conclusion than a breakthrough.

The more likely conclusion is that the Lees choose to pay certain officials large salaries so as to ensure that such officials will acquiesce in their continued patriarchy.

But the more likely conclusion, as Jonathan Bernstein argues, is that Americans don't yet understand that "do not raise the debt ceiling" means "default on America's debts, stop cutting Social Security and Medicare checks, don't pay contractors for work performed, and crash the stock market".

However, given the well-established role of the APC/C in cell proliferation, we favor the more likely conclusion that the severe reduction of germline proliferation in ok2759 homozygotes reflects a requirement for zygotic emb-1 expression directly within the germ cells.

The larger the proportion of individual cases in a group that share the same trait, the more likely the conclusion is to be true.[6].

Any kind of emotion in the intro or conclusion (more likely in the conclusion) will get the teacher to start thinking.

A more likely and chilling conclusion is that there are a lot more troubled accounting situations out there than have been reported.

But does it make it more likely that whatever conclusion is drawn will be closer to reality?

Systematic reviews in these clinical areas may be more likely to change conclusion.

They cited analysis of published research which found systematic bias from industry funding: articles sponsored exclusively by food and drinks companies were between four and eight times more likely to have conclusions that favored the companies than those not sponsored by them.