Sentence examples for to conclude anything from inspiring English sources

There's no statistical basis to conclude anything".

"There's just no way to conclude anything about causality".

Ministers seem unwilling to address the increase in suicides, arguing it is too early to conclude anything from the data.

It would possibly be a mistake to conclude anything about his politics or personal views from the books.

To conclude anything now would be like reviewing a feature-length film on its first 15 minutes.

This is what would be needed to conclude anything about the network diversity and the size of the effect would also be quite important to mention.

When they examined the patients, doctors rated nine of the 10 cleansings "good" and one "excellent". Yes, 10 people is too small a sample to conclude anything.

Those numbers are small, which makes it hard to conclude anything from them, but Dalgleish says metastatic cancer is in effect a different disease.

If you look at all those things it is impossible to conclude anything but [that] we are further away from power than we were on 8 May.

Due to small sample sizes in other tested wildlife species, it is, at this stage, not possible to explain or conclude anything about the importance of these other species relative to buffalos.

If K assigns a number 2 to state X, a number 4 to state Y and a number 16 to state Z, we cannot conclude anything about K's intensity of preference; she does not prefer Z to Y six times as much as she prefers Y to X.