Sentence examples similar to plain conclusion from inspiring English sources

But the plain language conclusion (which would probably be drawn) was very likely to be supported by some relationship in the data by chance alone, even in the absence of any true underlying association.

Nadler made it plain that the conclusion of the Mueller report will not lead to a cessation of investigations into the President's activities.

CONCLUSION: Plain radiographic findings were felt to be most helpful in determining PLC injury by the members of the Spine Trauma Study Group.

In conclusion, plain radiographs as well as clinical information are important for the accurate diagnosis of intraosseous ganglion.

The archives make plain that no other conclusion is possible, said Professor Kulchytsky, who is deputy director of the Institute of Ukrainian History in Kiev.

CONCLUSION: Standard plain unilateral radiographs of the clavicle are insufficient to reliably determine the degree of shortening of clavicle fractures and the need for surgery among shoulder/sports medicine fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeons.

One could go on and on but the conclusion is plain enough.

Our review also provides evidence that risk varied by type of cigarette smoked, with filter cigarette smokers having lower risks than plain cigarette smokers (a conclusion not explained by "over-adjustment" for amount smoked), and that handrolled cigarette smokers have higher risks than manufactured cigarette smokers, though mentholation of cigarettes seems unrelated to risk.

He told his audience he should make it plain they challenged his conclusions.

WITH each fresh turn in the Enron tale, one conclusion gets plainer.

With advanced degrees in math and an ease with statistical analysis that mere mortals can only regard with a mix of fear and awe, the analytical team members have to be careful to talk about their conclusions in plain English rather than bombarding other departments with equation-laden PowerPoints.