Sentences with phrase «same conclusion as»

I came to this same conclusion as this article.

After reading the court opinion, a reasonable person would reach the same conclusion as the resulting opinion.

He's come to the same conclusion as I have:

Funny timing — I actually had a dream about this last night about cash flow vs appreciation and came to the same conclusion as you lay out in your article.

Statistics done by analytic companies also come to the same conclusion as is expected since newer operating system means better...

Good article, however the «a bit of both» is the same conclusion as Naomi Baron came to with regard to email, and later, instant messaging.

The Zebra survey came to the same conclusion as the CFA: How much you drive has only a modest impact on your car insurance rates.

I suspect they will arrive at the same conclusion as the Second Circuit: the sanctity of the attorney - client relationship will in general trump allegations of regulatory violations.

Actually I just spent a part of my afternoon doing the exact same thing and reached the same conclusion as you.

The court did not rule on that question, but came to the same conclusion as Gloster J by holding that, in any event, the enforcement proceedings did not relate to the transaction.

Ironically, if, on the facts, it reaches the same conclusion as the EAT, in that case the end result will be the same with all employees being entitled to a protective award.

New York reached the same conclusion as the ABA in its preliminary assessment:

And by creating a turd - blog and associating it with those lawyers, potential clients will come to the exact same conclusion as Randazza.

As a legal matter, Judge Landis (the commissioner and a former federal judge himself) could draw his own conclusions from this evidence; he wasn't bound to reach the same conclusion as the jury, particularly since a ban from baseball does not require proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

For two other terms, the Commission does state that its modified construction suggests infringement, but an infringement analysis always depends on all key elements of a patent claim, so even if some elements are now deemed infringed, there are still others concerning which the judge may arrive at the same conclusion as before.

So, the private investor test was eventually applied in the present case, even though the Commission came to exactly the same conclusion as in its first decision which did not include the private investor test.Nevertheless, the Commission continued the proceedings before the Court, upholding its plea

Thus, COPRAC implies that Model Rules jurisdictions would likely come to the same conclusion as COPRAC when looking at attorney blogs.

He came to the same conclusion as Brook and Hansen.

A 2008 report by the International Energy Agency came to almost exactly the same conclusion as I did, and has relatively similar wedges, so I view that report largely as a vindication of my overall analysis.

A Curry and Douglas G. Martinson Interpretation of recent Antarctic sea ice variability, so it was no secret to Liu and Curry, and, amazingly, the abstract and the introduction show that Zwally came to exactly the same conclusion as Liu and Curry claimed credit for.

Unlike many who are commenting on the topic, I have actually read most of the IPCC AR4 (painful as that was), and came to the same conclusion as Lucia: that the IPCC said the climate models predicted a hot spot in the mid-troposphere, and that this hot spot was a unique fingerprint of global warming («fingerprint» being a particularly popular word among climate scientists).

Fred had cited a model - based study by David Archer et al., which points to pretty much the same conclusion as reached by the ZH data, also pointing out that the CO2 lifetime has a long «tail».

I think you're close but I don't come to exactly the same conclusion as you do about inherent skepticism.

Interesting graphs which apparently come to the same conclusion as I did that the climate is not quite at the end of a warm spot and due, around 2040, to get a lot colder.

Since I have extensively studied much of the available data from the period 10 - 20k years ago, I knew right away that this paper did not give the same conclusion as any of the other data.

The world's science community is slowly but surely coming to the same conclusion as global warming skeptics: the UN's IPCC is nothing more than political propaganda devoted to the anti-empirical science of big green special interest groups / lobbyists.

Dr. Leonard Weinstein, former senior research scientist at NASA Langley has also come out with the same conclusion as have many others.

As someone who moved from a megalopolis to very large cities to (now) a rural town smaller than your hometown, I've reached the same conclusion as you.

Combined with the data from the Clapham pond you can reach, (using units which at one time yielded acres per fortnight to my great amusement, thank you Benjamin Franklin,) I hope, the same conclusion as I, namely that by the time the petrochemical industry hit its stride it had altered the ocean surface catastrophically.

If you want to do a more precise analysis, fine — you'd need to properly include the uncertainty ranges and you would come to the same conclusion as me — as far as one can tell within uncertainty, the non-CO2 anthropogenic forcings approximately balance.

Graphically, I hope you have come to the same conclusion as myself — the game is gorgeous.

After studying data from the post-Graham era, we have come to the same conclusion as Graham: cheapness is everything; quality is a nice - to - have.

But then, After reading a lot of stuff, I have formed essentially same conclusion as you have hence maybe I am not a good evaluator of this post.

The LMP / RP approach leads me to the same conclusion as the ability, willingness and need to take risk framework.

But I'm not coming to the same conclusion as you regarding «their June auction was much better in terms of volume & prices».

But it results in the same conclusion as the yield curve, which our model confirms:

I know I'm not looking at her track record and thinking I could make millions (although that would be nice)-- instead, I'm coming to the same conclusion as Kevin O. McLaughlin:

Thanks for an interesting insight to a part of your business, It's good to see you've got your plans put down on paper, I've come to the same conclusion as you, I'm writing my Kindle books to go hand in hand with my blog.

I understand now that his sense of betrayal shook his world — he didn't have the facts, and could only draw the same conclusion as everyone else did about why she was keeping silent about the facts.

Mark — funny, but the TES came to the same conclusion as I did, and I guess their reporters were also present.

They have come to the same conclusion as myself, that timestables and four operation mental arithmetic is key and must be automatic before we even try to teach pupils the secondary curriculum.

But that might well translate into a wider audience for this flawed yet confident and polished Netflix drama, which arrives at the same conclusion as the earlier film: Hazing is a very bad thing.

Well, since half the households in the UK (and probably in most of the «western» world) now have computers and are online, there's a good chance they'll come to the same conclusion as you, and start thinking about online dating agency sites.

I bought this for the bunny and came to same conclusion as you about the cream itself Kim.

I've come to the same conclusion as you on sleeveless tops in the summer.

If you were to carefully review the thousands of studies published on soy, I strongly believe you would reach the same conclusion as I have — which is, the risks of consuming unfermented soy products FAR outweigh any possible benefits.

If you do the research, you'll probably reach the same conclusion as I have, that this is truly the way to go.

The quick review of studies dating back to 1981 pretty much came to the same conclusion as Elle Woods, «Regular exercise can improve mood in people with mild to moderate depression.

Principe, who had studied the alchemical work of all three men, came to the same conclusion as Newman and decided that he, too, had to replicate the long - abandoned alchemical experiments firsthand.

«As far as flashbulbs are concerned, we came to the same conclusion as the National Gallery, which recently studied the effect on paintings,» says Howell (This Week, 25 March).