It depends which conclusions she has in mind.
"He cannot be expected to participate in a proceeding in which conclusions have been reached".
While not specifying which conclusions he had listened to, the White House directly rejected the board's conclusion that bulk collection had not stopped terrorist attacks.
They help to establish a picture of a situation and a definition of reality on the basis of which conclusions may be drawn.
Thus, the phrase illustrative quotation is something of a misnomer, for the quotations are more than illustrative; they form the basic evidence from which conclusions are drawn.
Later, when the results are in, one has to be explicit about the confidence with which conclusions are stated.
The work was conducted on a representative site from which conclusions could be drawn for similar regions.
Logic specifies which conclusions are valid, that is, that must be true given that the premises are true.
Some scientists, for example, have found that the data from which conclusions were drawn about the future of winegrowing in Napa Valley, California, turned out to be unreliable.
Each of these is then combined with the accumulated data from the trial at that point in time to form 'posterior distributions', from which conclusions are drawn.
Finally, it was also examined which conclusions one statistically can draw from comparing the variances from the design experiments with the reference criteria.
