"reverse conclusion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write, "It was probable from the evidence that the defendant was guilty; however, the reverse conclusion could not be ruled out."
It is conceivable that a reverse conclusion, one that is not as exciting as Hack's, could be drawn here: winning teams run the ball more.
If Blair and Bush succeed in leading public opinion towards the reverse conclusion, we will soon live in a different world.
When the stress level is under 0.75, the enhancement of fiber to cement-stabilized macadam is better than to cement-stabilized gravel; when the stress level is higher than 0.75, a reverse conclusion can be obtained.
The results allow quantifying as thermo-economic design optimization based on short term criteria as the payback time leads to smaller plants with higher solar field efficiencies and smaller solar fractions, while the consideration of optimization criteria based on long term performance of the plants, as life cycle savings based optimization, leads to the reverse conclusion.
Now, we investigate the reverse conclusion in Proposition 4.1.
In the case of evidence for this, it is then a reverse conclusion that remains to be confirmed: impaired performance must convincingly be causally related to the MDT imbalance.
It is using new evidence to revise and in some cases reverse conclusions from that estimate, which came to the much disputed conclusion that while Iran had stepped up its production of nuclear fuel, its leadership had suspended its work on the devices and warhead designs needed to actually build a weapon.
The reverse conclusions in Remark 2.1 may not hold.
Altering the reconstruction algorithm, pixel size, tumour ROI volumes and lower cut-off limits affected the calculated heterogeneity factors in expected directions but did not reverse conclusions about which tumour was more or less heterogeneous.
Judge Jackson has acknowledged that he wrote his conclusions of fact broadly because there is a tougher standard to reverse such conclusions than legal conclusions.
Now, would the existence of a sampling error reverse this conclusion?
