Sentence examples for questioning the conclusions from inspiring English sources

Cardiologists have opened another front in the rancorous debate over expensive medical technologies, questioning the conclusions of a new study finding that high-resolution computer scans of the heart are almost as effective as conventional angiograms.

Equal parts politician and perpetual-motion machine, the 80-year-old Democrat leads by the Socratic method — rigorously questioning the conclusions in policy briefs, the precedent set by decades of state laws and the precise wording of questions posed by journalists.

The study failed to show selective imitation in dogs, questioning the conclusion of the Range et al.

Those questioning the official conclusion of suicide have emphasized the positive direction Ms. Bland's life appeared to be heading in, and the lack of any reason to believe she would have considered killing herself.

Television newsmagazines 20/20 and 60 Minutes both ran stories questioning the Navy's conclusions.

We acknowledge, however, that any RIAT team might be seen as having an intrinsic bias in that questioning the earlier published conclusions is what brought some members of the team together.

Spokesmen for television networks disputed the conclusions, questioning the methods used to draw them.

Depending on the client, the job can range from formatting and tidying up well-written, consistent text to (in the worst case) complete rewriting of non-English authored text or reorganising the data and questioning the validity of the conclusions.

In addition to questioning the FAA's conclusion that the drone flights in question warrant revocation of his pilot's license, Mr. Rebaya's attorney, D. Damon Willens, of Los Angeles, challenges the FAA official's authority to issue the revocation order.

Beginning with their first report, in September, the experts have systematically dismantled the government's conclusions, questioning the authorities' ability or commitment to thoroughly investigate the disappearances and raising doubts about the integrity of the judicial system.

"I have to heap enormous praise on Governor Rell and the state agencies involved with the negotiations, that they understood without questioning the reasonableness of our conclusions," Mr. Casey said.