Sentence examples for question the conclusion from inspiring English sources
"Do CMOs Really Add Value?" looks at extensive new research aimed at providing a once-and-for-all answer to this persistent question (the conclusion, in brief: Yes).
"Such a clear expression of democratic will, at the very least, calls into question the conclusion that there is a 'national consensus against' the practice".
The analysis that more than one group was at work called into question the conclusion of some security experts who were initially skeptical that following Monday's attack on Yahoo, multiple vandals would have been able to muster large "copy cat" assaults on other sites.
The oddity about this remand is that it does not actually question the conclusion that digitization for preservation can be fair use.
There's one simple principle that's been around in economics for so long that no economist worth his or her degree would question the conclusion: increase the price, watch the quantity demanded go down.
While MTF survey data gives reason for optimism, the testimonies from DC, New York, and Massachusetts along with DAWN data call into question the conclusion put forth by MTF and validate the sustained public health concern with SC.
Our findings therefore call into question the conclusions of Lyamin et al.1.1
Detailed analysis of the performance and time-sharing strategies called into question the conclusions based exclusively on the PRP paradigm.
This observation calls into question the conclusions of Lyamin et al.5, who overlooked this type of sleep by analysing the animals' eye state only when they surfaced to breathe.
The ability to repurpose data implies the ability to reconsider it in ways that might lead someone to question the conclusions drawn from it, or otherwise do something you might not like, and that is a very scary possibility.
The new findings appeared to question the conclusions of earlier research suggesting that the risk of autism spectrum disorders increased with advancing paternal age, but not with advancing maternal age.
