Sentence examples for question conclusions from inspiring English sources

Children in particular shouldn't be afraid to question conclusions and offer alternatives.

This not only alters the flame location but also changes the linearized dynamics of the flame and brings into question conclusions drawn from similar analyses in which exothermicity effects were neglected.

Now a team of geologists has found that researchers may have been using a faulty key to decipher mudstones' codes, throwing into question conclusions about everything from ancient climate to paleogeography.

Thus, uncontrolled voltages and consideration of IPSPs with amplitudes below the resolution limit allowing tests for monosynaptic connectivity question conclusions about the high percentage of inhibitory connections [50].

Taken together, these observations, and especially the results presented in this work for Ca2+ triggered fusion, call into question conclusions in the literature drawn from lipid-mixing assays when they were not validated by observations related to content mixing.

If these associations are confirmed in future studies, this will call into question conclusions based on previous evidence that available indoor microbial measurement strategies, especially culture-based assays of air samples, are not informative regarding indoor mold-related health effects (Mendell et al. 2011; World Health Organization 2009).

MO assisted in drafting the abstract, research question, conclusion, and performed extensive editing of the manuscript.

A compelling abstract contains the questions or purposes, the methods, the results (most often quantitative data), and the answers to the questions (conclusions).

Be sure to bring your expertise to bear by incorporating thought-provoking questions, conclusions, and statements to round off each analysis.

This last finding would call into the question the conclusions of Syed et al noted at the top of the post.

Those who favor higher minimums, however, question those conclusions.