Sentences with phrase «to draw meaningful conclusions»

But that doesn't mean we should give up on trying to draw meaningful conclusions from these facts.

It is not possible to draw meaningful conclusions about improvements in outcomes or practices if this initial information is unreliable.

This is a tough problem, and it would be difficult to draw meaningful conclusions at high confidence.

I don't think you can draw any meaningful conclusion from the volume of reviewers.

Having participants choose their own group is a major issue for drawing meaningful conclusions in science because there's the possibility that something about the people who choose a particular group might be inherently different from the people who choose the other group.

The effect of stellar contamination is up to 15 times larger than the signal expected from molecules in the atmosphere of a rocky planet (light green band), which means that we can't currently draw any meaningful conclusions about planetary atmospheres from measurements like this.

Stopping any breastfeeding before four to six weeks postpartum, stopping exclusive breastfeeding before four to six weeks postpartum, stopping any breastfeeding before six months postpartum andstopping exclusive breastfeeding before six months postpartum were not explicitly reported, and there were insufficient data to draw any meaningful conclusions from survival data.

As data move from classroom to school to district to state to the federal government, the details that would allow us to draw meaningful conclusions about things like the effectiveness of a textbook, a supplemental services provider, or an afterschool program are lost.

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«We had the idea for this study more than seven years ago, but it took the laboratory three months to finish quantifying telomere length for just 100 samples, which was not enough to draw any meaningful conclusions,» said Yuan, also a professor of epidemiology at Pitt's Graduate School of Public Health.

But collecting enough of the right data to draw meaningful conclusions is difficult.

Presentations will be judged on seven criteria — Innovation of Project, Depth and Usefulness of Statistical Analyses, Ability to Draw Meaningful Conclusions from the Data, Significance of the Project to Prevention Science, Quality of Verbal Presentation, Quality of Visual Presentation, Connection with SPR Annual Meeting Theme — as well as on Overall Impression.

It will take more than time, training of teachers and experience with the new standards to draw meaningful conclusions.

(Mathematica could not detect any outcome differences for TFA teachers versus novice regular teachers, but the sample size was too small to draw a meaningful conclusion.)

While these assumptions admittedly simplify the socioeconomic complexities and uncertainties, they allowed us to draw meaningful conclusions about the economic impact of educational gaps in the United States.

It says the DfE has tried to «assess whether creating free schools is having the intended effect of improving educational standards through competition but the sample size is currently too small to draw meaningful conclusions».

Of course, GM attorneys already are spinning this in a prepared statement saying in part that «without rigorous analysis, it is pure speculation to attempt to draw any meaningful conclusions.»

The research suggests you need 20 years or more before you can draw meaningful conclusions.

Alpholio ™ calculations show that since inception, the fund returned more than the ETF in 75 % of all rolling 12 - month periods (the fund's history is too short to draw meaningful conclusions from the fewer 24 - and 36 - month rolling periods).

And periods of deflation are, happily, sufficiently rare to be able to draw any meaningful conclusions either way.

Once you have some good answers to your three questions you will be able to describe the waves accurately, have a good level of expectations and draw some meaningful conclusions for your surf session.

Experiences in gameplay are subjective, but empirical data can still be extracted from subjective experiences, and it is possible to draw meaningful conclusion from this data.

Though potentially significant, the findings of the study rely on models with relatively low spatial resolution, which could make it difficult to draw meaningful conclusions, say Prof Joaquim Pinto and Dr Christian Grams, researchers in meteorology from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany, who were not involved in the study.

Additionally, when coupled with Custom Fields, your ability to track unique data points and draw meaningful conclusions from these reports is practically limitless.

There is not enough data to draw meaningful conclusions.

Here's a simple definition for analytical skills: they are the ability to work with data — that is, to see patterns, trends and things of note and to draw meaningful conclusions from them.

Nurses already need a baseline of knowledge in statistics and chemistry, but nursing informatics specialists need an even broader array of math abilities in order to draw meaningful conclusions from data collected and provide process improvement recommendations.

Sample biases, consideration of a limited number of intervening variables between infancy and later years, and the fact that the NLSY (the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth), the most widely used longitudinal data set, lacks information about the quality and continuity of child care arrangements greatly limits our capacity to draw meaningful conclusions.

Acreages and estate homes also continued to garner high interest although the sample size of sales is too small to draw any meaningful conclusions.