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In such a case, one would conclude that basic interest should trump nonbasic interest.

If we continue to assume that the effect of acupuncture is at the level of the smallest large effect, but that the control group will evidence a relatively great deal of recovery, as was the case in the Carpenter study, then one would conclude that acupuncture produces a somewhat small effect in relieving cancer-related fatigue in breast cancer survivors (Cohen's D of approximately 0.20).

If the religious, irreligious, and areligious are all alike eligible for governmental aid, no one would conclude that any indoctrination that any particular recipient conducts has been done at the behest of the government.

Under the assumption that the true average expression level in the two species is similar one would conclude that overall normalization issues may account for a factor of around 2 between the datasets.

If it is assumed that people in the control group will recover at a rate equal to the average of the controls (A-W.AVG) and that the effect for acupuncture is the smallest large effect (VickersSMLG), one would conclude that the difference between the groups is moderate (hovering around 0.50).

RELYING on intuition or casual observation, one would conclude that Mr. Olson is obviously on to something.

Mr. Williamson said he thought the courts would conclude that was Congress's intent.

But no one would conclude from this that there is no such thing as pressure.

Thus, based on the parent to child difference in heights, one would conclude, counter-intuitively, that the blue subset is not nearly as distinct as the green subset.

From the J-test, a P value which is less than 0.05 means that the null is rejected, and we would conclude that either one or both the instruments are endogenous.

Only a fool would conclude that News Corporation's designs on BSkyB have been forever abandoned.