Sentences with phrase «such a conclusion»

No other area of research allows for such conclusions.

Simply put, because there is no evidence, one can not make such a conclusion.

Such a conclusion does not, however, resolve the question about the appropriate level of funding.

Now it is clear, however we may regard such conclusions, that they are the outcome of vigorous, independent thinking.

But I don't know how to get to such a conclusion because right now everything is set up that CO2 is a major disaster in society.

From looking at the curves, it does not appear any of them really fits very well, so this data is not adequate to arrive at such a conclusion.

But if there is a child, threatened in its growth and development, such a conclusion seems, from an ethical point of view, premature.

Two questions came to mind after I found this study: how were such conclusions arrived at, and are they accurate a decade and a half later?

Bond performance — The above analysis potentially leads to the conclusion that bonds have no use in a retirement portfolio at all, but such a conclusion ignores terminal portfolio values.

It is difficult to see by what logic such conclusions follow.

A student's paper that contained such a conclusion would earn a failing grade at any theology faculty worth its salt.

Is such a conclusion acceptable from a religious point of view?

But such conclusions constitute a natural theology in distinction from a philosophy only when they are brought into constructive relationship with other beliefs derived from revelation.

A comparison of the government's own figures makes such a conclusion inevitable.

But they haven't published such conclusions, and perhaps not made them — preferring, perhaps, to rely on their previously published conclusions instead.

Each utility system has differences that make such conclusions meaningless.

But we'll be hard - pressed to debate for long with anyone who reaches such a conclusion.

You've pointed out the many reasons for such a conclusion.

The evidence supporting such a conclusion is preliminary, however.

Were this (JasBail — just bail) offering a real anecdote and a real restoration contractor was brought out to deal with a situation like the one depicted, the story would include a conclusion — in the sense of why this particular roof had this reoccurring problem, but we don't have the benefit of such a conclusion here.

Because drawing such a conclusion required access to a large amount of data in order to achieve statistical significance, Basson and his team turned to the Fargo Veterans Administration (VA) Healthcare System for access to Veterans Administration national data, which identified nearly 400,000 veterans across the United States who had experienced screening colonoscopy between January 2009 and June 2014, and whose incidence of subsequent procedures could be tracked.

Finding: The Committee appears to have exonerated Jones of the charge of fabrication without any evidence to justify such a conclusion.

(Aristotle, whose gods were in no way dependent upon objects of knowledge other than themselves, will not be disturbed by such a conclusion, but for Plato the denial of divine providence was intolerable.)

Why do people draw such conclusions from potentially unrepresentative sampling, if not because they are «motivated» to do so (in the sense of motivated reasoning)?

It seems obvious to the reader why young James couldn't read a map — he wasn't taught it in school — but Tough himself avoids such a conclusion.

They said such a conclusion required more rigorous analysis of students» socioeconomic status, along with a better grasp of the District's complex and rapidly shifting demographics.

Apparently hoping to sidestep such a conclusion, Facebook requested an advisory opinion from the FEC in 2011, asking it to confirm that «small, character - limited ads qualify for the «small items» and «impractical» exceptions, and do not require a disclaimer» under FEC guidelines.

It is true that there are times when such conclusions seem justified, but over any extended period such procedure inevitably results in disaster.»

There is no logic or reason behind such a conclusion given the facts surrounding mans observable experience with God.

Even to record such conclusions of biblical scholars may contribute to the wintry chill that reaches many corners of the texts, God simply keeps asking creatures questions that admit of no easy answer.

Many scholars did so conclude and others still do.10 However, the presence of two particular elements in that passage invalidates such a conclusion.

On trinitarian grounds such a conclusion must be rejected.