Sentence examples for that conclusions from from inspiring English sources

It goes without saying that conclusions from laboratory studies may not be comparable with studies in-vivo.

Finally, our review shows that direct studies of competitive interactions between the native and the introduced Phragmites are few, and that conclusions from the laboratory and field observations do not always concur.

This would imply that the participants ably represented the whole patient population of the disease status who met the eligibility criteria, and that conclusions from the clinical trials could be generalised.

Notably, gene ontological analysis of the entire array (N = 21,231 genes) also finds significant terms, suggesting that the full array may have a bias toward a subset of genes and that conclusions from ontological analysis should be taken with caution.

Previous work by Dr Ioannidis, on six highly cited observational studies, showed that conclusions from five of them were later refuted.

While there may not exist a universal law for the grain-size effect on the materials' elastic properties, it is possible that conclusions from at least some of these studies are inconclusive or perhaps misleading.

Mr. Givony came to that conclusion from the opposite direction.

That conclusion from the world's scientists was signed off on 2 November by 194 nations.

But to draw that conclusion from this flawed and misleading study is wrong.

Mr. Trump suggested after the debate that viewers would be mistaken to draw that conclusion from his comments onstage.

The writer drew that conclusion from the fact that "female comics now account for 14 per cent of all comedy ticket sales.