But Dr Jantz argues that because forensic osteology - the study of bones - was still in its early stages, Dr Hoodless probably reached a wrong conclusion.
But if I couldn't reach a conclusion, or tended to reach the wrong one (leaving aside those people who think I've been reaching the wrong conclusion all my life), I would find that quite distressing.
The lesson is simple: If you are gauging the market, or your fund manager, by using an index that is prejudiced toward a few large-cap technology stocks, chances are that you're reaching the wrong conclusion.
One cannot necessarily blame the Hearing Officer for reaching the wrong conclusion, however: while Uber was represented at the hearing, Plaintiff appeared pro se.
Decision making doesn't necessarily mean reaching a right or wrong conclusion.
"(Pauffley) reached the wrong conclusion," Lord Dyson said in a written judgment.
The record label said in a statement that it would be appealing the High Court judge's decision: "With great respect to the trial judge, we consider he has reached the wrong conclusion," said Neil Aspinall, manager of Apple Corps in a statement.
The episode flashes back to that time, with Mr. Van Dyke — later to win an Emmy for his work that season — giving a riotous performance as a flustered new father stringing together anecdotal evidence to reach the wrong conclusion.
But, in any event, the concurrence, having conducted its review, now reaches the wrong conclusion.
That is different from saying that the auditor reached the wrong conclusion.
Paul Krugman ("What About Iraq?," column, Aug. 6) reaches the wrong conclusion about Iraq from our experience in Afghanistan.
