Sentence examples for sketchy conclusions from inspiring English sources

As it learned by mapping the genome, genes alone can lead to sketchy conclusions.

The study found that over all, the research was too sketchy to draw conclusions.

As arresting as the images were, the team agreed, they were too sketchy to draw conclusions without new images.

But he cautioned that for many deep-sea species, scientists were forced to draw conclusions from sketchy details.

Early-19th-century data are a little sketchy, but such a conclusion about the long-term performance of stocks is well accepted.

The IEEE article's authors found a few dozen examples over a decade ending in 2001, and drew its conclusions from this sketchy, anecdotal and non-rigorous source.In early 2011 a New York Times reporter wrote that in the past decade, there were only ten incidents reported to NASA by pilots that could be pinned on wireless interference.

Other psychiatrists, however, cautioned that it was difficult to draw conclusions about psychological development from sketchy information about a leader's childhood, particularly when another culture was involved.

By forging ahead anyway, the report risks lending a quantitative gravitas to conclusions that are based on still-sketchy data.

With information that sketchy, it's possible to jump to all the wrong conclusions, which is precisely what Ms. Lippman wants to encourage.

"They buckled outward and then the floors came down," said Mr. Magnusson, who warned that no conclusions could be reached yesterday since the information available was so sketchy.

Both have their faults ― Hulu reportedly paid McFarland an undisclosed amount of money to appear in an exclusive interview; Netflix sugarcoats Fyre Festival promoter Jerry Media's sketchy involvement in its project as a producer ― but they land on a similar conclusion: McFarland's heist saga serves as a handy allegory for everything wrong with power and influence in a post-truth era. .