Sentence examples for to conclusion that from inspiring English sources

So, although proofs are read forwards, that is, from leaves to root or, logically speaking, from assumptions to conclusion, that is not the way in which they are typically constructed.

The fact that no relevance between MVD, OS, and FIGO stage exists in uterine sarcoma leads to conclusion that process of angiogenesis in these rare tumors demands further research.

Comes to conclusion that she should use blindfold test and let it go at that.

The data lead to conclusion that the powder consisted of ferromagnetic particles with a critical temperature much higher than 300 K.

He quoted a theater blogger who had written, "Maybe we should just come to conclusion that theater is for white people - those are the people showing up".

It leads to conclusion that outside the core of nucleons (and other baryons) is obligatory the Titius-Bode law for the strong interactions: R(d)=A+dB, where A=0.7 fm, B=0.5 fm whereas d=0,1,2,4.

It came to conclusions that were frightening.

Other industry-funded papers published in NEJM have led to conclusions that were later contradicted.

It's a classic example of a major social cognitive error — jumping to conclusions — that schizophrenic patients are prone to".

"They raised concerns and came to conclusions that make sense within the information and models they used," Mr. Stakhiv said.

The problem is hubris thinking we understand people better than we do and jumping to conclusions that are unwarranted.