Sentences with phrase «draw conclusions from either»

I usually tell people to NOT ask their friends what they think of their decor, because the answer isn't one you can really draw any conclusions from.

It's difficult to draw conclusions from just a dozen interviews, but here's what I observed about the buyers and sellers who spoke with Rob.

We can not draw conclusions from this review about the relative merit of other therapies due to heterogeneity and the small number of studies.

It is not possible to draw conclusions from existing research for the CF population because of the different clinical populations.

Critical Thinking Skill: Probation officers are able to draw conclusions from the assessment of an offender.

In performing their duties, probation officers usually conduct a personality assessment of offenders to determine their proclivity towards re-offense; they also draw conclusions from their assessment to identify appropriate strategies required for the rehabilitation of offenders and convicts.

My research work has taught me to apply techniques of psychology, collect and evaluate relevant data and draw conclusions from the analysis.

Numerical reasoning: your understanding of tables and your ability to draw conclusions from facts and figures

Remarkable ability to analyze, understand and draw conclusions from test results, but also to present these in test reports

If so, just take a closer look at the categories that do apply to your usage habits and draw your conclusions from there.

Coming from Blass, we can vouch for the authenticity of the leak and draw some conclusions from the image.

Can we draw any conclusions from these disparate items?

Despite this, and although we are constantly reminded that «the assessment of need is elastic, fact specific and highly discretionary», it is possible to draw some conclusions from recent case law and from an analysis of the schedule as follows:

The second is artificial intelligence (AI): as computers train themselves, draw conclusions from big data too voluminous for human - powered analysis, and build on the conclusions to ask and answer further levels of question, the assumptions about the data and the conclusions are more remote from the knowledge and control of the systems» designers.

I'm reminded of a point that, IIRC, Briggs makes, that you better understand exactly how statistics work before you draw conclusions from them, or you will get in trouble.

I wouldn't draw conclusions from these things.

I won't risk belittling anyone by trying to draw conclusions from that.

This technical document aims to consolidate, interpret, refine and draw conclusions from the information gathered on climate change impacts, sensitivity and adaptive capacity of fish production systems by the six case studies.

It may not be easy for consumers unfamiliar with the solar industry to draw conclusions from the list of top installers above but because we here at Solar - Estimate run the «largest solar quoting marketplace in America» we deal with quite a few of these companies and so are aware of their ownership structure, geographic coverage and their size.

It is therefore premature and could be misleading to attempt to draw conclusions from it.»

That will «de-fluctuate» the data enough that you can draw some conclusions from the global temperature vs Log (CO2) regression fit.

I don't think that you can draw any conclusions from that figure.

Perhaps that they should note that people draw conclusions from visual images that are not supported by captions or accompanying text.

As for seeing what one believes, the thing about science is to remove as much of that as possible, and to work to see, to draw conclusions from observation and analysis, not the other way around.

But we do have ERBE data that compares massive amounts of ghg to near zero amounts of ghg, and we can draw conclusions from that.

It is > the job of politicians to draw conclusions from science.

If we don't want to draw conclusions from one specific model like CSALT, we may try to look at the data in a way where the highs and lows appear to compensate.

Students assume the role of rangers of the Department of Forestry and draw conclusions from the data in order to attempt... (View More) to prevent forest fires.

A scientist, government or academic, is allowed to use existing data and draw conclusions from it.

The remainder of Gavin's comment makes no sense at all, as I did not argue anything about «radiative properties of CO2» nor draw any conclusions from Naomi Oreske's op - ed piece.

Therefore, it is a (by some deliberately promoted) misunderstanding to draw conclusions from such a short trend about future global warming, let alone climate policy.

You can't draw any conclusions from a game with a small user base selling less than a game with a large user base, but you CAN draw conclusions from a game with a small user base selling more than a game with a large user base.

Doesn't say if it has ports, doesn't say if a wireless device can interface with it, it's vague in that aspect, which is why we can't draw conclusions from it until / unless there exists a more detailed patent concerning that.

This type of activity of flea mobility occurs with our domestic pets as well, and we can draw some conclusions from these studies.

In accordance with the literature it seems possible to draw conclusions from bodily reactions to level of stress in dogs.»

That's a significant time frame to draw conclusions from, but investors should be reminded that returns are only part of the equation.

While it's still too early to draw any conclusions from what little data there are, SoFi has yet to commit any major public errors affecting customer satisfaction.

Learn to calculate the marketplace and draw conclusions from their store.

With that in mind though, I can only draw conclusions from what I'm presented with today and right now many others have noticed these changes that are not for the better.

For authors (like me) with smaller sales numbers, it's difficult to draw conclusions from a small data set.

(I'm not one of those, though my sister is — but one book, published just last year, is not enough of a data point to draw any conclusions from.)

Stay tuned for more in the weeks to come when I post about Distributors & Library Sales, Retailers with Volume Restrictions, and I draw some conclusions from all this in my final post on the indie author topic.

And the simple observation that one group mentioned reading and the other didn't so much is fine, but one can't really draw conclusions from it.

It's hard to draw conclusions from such a short drive and small sample size, but it appears Hyundai's seven - speed dual - clutch transmission is improved also.

After their data has been placed in the graph, the students generate several statements that draw conclusions from their data.

It can be difficult to draw conclusions from these figures alone, said Greg Richmond, president and CEO of the National Association of Charter School Authorizers.

It is incredibly difficult to draw any conclusions from other countries.

Perhaps it is valuable work, but one shouldn't draw conclusions from this information.

Make evaluations, construct generalizations, and draw conclusions from the text.

The questions and assignment that follow test students» ability to read a statistical chart and draw conclusions from it.