Sentence examples for the conclusions one from inspiring English sources

Though the film is based on Mapes's memoir, the conclusions one can draw from it are ambiguous.

Specifically, it was based on a model that did not have enough data to reduce statistical variance and improve accuracy of the conclusions one can draw from the score.

This is but one of the conclusions one reaches after viewing "Pride of Place," the ambitious, sweeping and in many ways quite impressive eight-part series on American architecture that premiered on public television stations last week, and will continue for the next seven weeks.

This blinded assignment of patients to distinct response groups also strengthens the conclusions one can draw from the findings.

The link between initial data and the conclusions one can draw from them will be probabilistic (sometimes with probabilities 0 or 1, hence deterministic).

The data one can gather and the conclusions one can draw about human behavioral evolution from non-human primates are highly dependent on the primate species to which one attends.

Or at least that is the conclusion one would reach upon reading a damning House of Lords report on post-Brexit trade options.

Such is the conclusion one draws from Sunday's extraordinary meeting of European finance ministers.

Or maybe a hopeful mess, which is the conclusion one might draw from Adam Bock's new play, "The Drunken City".

The conclusion one is reluctantly expected to draw from this juxtaposition is that Pete, by comparison, is a sophisticate.

Morphism III - Dumbfounded 'Eventually never comes' is the conclusion one is meant to draw from this tortoiseshell doing The Snowman over some mountains.