Sentence examples for random conclusions from inspiring English sources

I'll admit that there's a dizzying allure to nosing through another person's belongings and alighting upon random conclusions — brazenly surmising something about an artist's life by squinting at the scratches on a turntable base or the dents on a harmonica.

If these data are not missing at random, conclusions based on complete case analysis may be biased (del Junco et al. [2013]).

At this level of extreme similarity between the model structures, model selection based on tiny differences between the predictive powers of the models leads to random conclusions that are heavily dependent on the specific noise realization in the data.

When considering the random topologies, similar conclusions can be drawn.

Conclusions: Random primed RT-PCR assay is superior to Titan one-tube RT-PCR for detection of EV RNA in CSF.

Therefore, instead of promoting random and embellished conclusions (as is often the case when certain assessments are cherry picked to fit a respective view), the methodology in this study aims to explicate its results.

32, 33 Although the studies presented in these reviews were based on measurements of fasting glucose, 1- and 2-hour glucose, and random glucose, the conclusions drawn in these reviews might be relevant for the question of relationships between glycemic measures (including HbA1c) and CVE in general.

Cross- and autocorrelation analysis showed that estimates from the first and second 10-min samples were similar (r = 0.65) and variation between them (i.e., within the hour) was random, supporting the conclusion that systematic-hourly sampling is a defensible sampling design for acoustic enumeration when temporal variation in fish migration is unknown a priori.

In conclusion, random assignment of overweight and obese individuals with type 2 diabetes to 10 years of an intensive behavioral intervention that focused on weight loss and increased physical activity resulted in relatively fewer hospitalizations, fewer days in the hospital, and less use of prescription medications.

When residual heterogeneity is small, fixed and random should give same conclusions.

Conclusion: The random urinary protein-to-creatinine ratio is strongly associated with the 24-hour total protein excretion.