Sentences with phrase «to draw conclusions from»

«I don't draw conclusions from anyone else's dynamic or situation,» he said.

Instead of drawing its conclusions from what corporate law departments said they were doing or planned to do, its findings have always been based on what they actually did.

I think people should take the time look at the research and speak with various authorities in regards to low carb diets before drawing conclusions from the they says.

I would suggest caution in drawing conclusions from the results of this test.

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.

You might have even drawn the conclusion from all these «its» that central bankers don't know the first thing about money.

So researchers need to be careful when drawing conclusions from their knockout experiments.

Most studies draw conclusions from self - report surveys or interviews, notoriously poor methods for documenting impacts.

Developing patient satisfaction questionnaires, handing them out, collecting them back in and then drawing conclusions from the feedback.

And that illustrates how drawing conclusions from correlations can be terribly misleading.

«I don't draw conclusions from anyone else's dynamic or situation,» he told the paper.

But drawing conclusions from national fisheries data can be tricky.

Don't trust all the reviews but seek out those of them which seem to be genuine and draw your conclusions from there.

The students will also need to take information from the table, read and draw conclusions from graphs, and plot other data on a graph in order to see trends.

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.

By measuring active management in this way, investors can get a clearer understanding of what exactly a manager is doing to drive performance, rather than drawing conclusions from observed returns.

Drawing conclusions from stereotypes can lead to a dismissal of excellent investment opportunities.

This once again highlights the problem of drawing conclusions from short term trends.

If only we could prevent scientists from drawing conclusions from evaluating evidence.

Instead they tend to draw their conclusion from research into raw cacao.

A golden rule in looking at polls should be to examine to the big picture, the trend in the polls as a whole, rather than trying to draw conclusions from individual polls.

Drawing conclusions from fossils is difficult, he adds.

However, because the two studies were preliminary, the committee said that it could not draw conclusions from either.

Drawing conclusions from single case, especially personal experience, is even worse than (clearly) flawed study.

Like it or not, your date may well draw conclusions from the amount of time you seem to have spare.

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

I couldn't find any worthwhile trend lines I liked enough to draw a conclusion from yet.

Is he wrong to draw conclusions from hypothetical art, or is that what artists themselves do every day?

This can give you a snapshot of a feeding, but be cautious in drawing conclusions from the data.

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.

He even admits to often not watching the games, and drawing conclusions from what he reads online (really?!).

Don't draw conclusions from your judgment, no matter how convincing it seems.

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

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.

This section assesses your ability to draw conclusions from observed or supposed facts, on a scale of certainty (true / probably true / insufficient data / probably false / false).

Noting that Stella's painting is contemporaneous with other uses of paradox of a politically difficult sort such as Godard's right - wing hero who quotes Lenin in Le Petit Soldat, made around the same time, one might also draw some conclusion from Stella's great work being one of negation of an elaborate sort, including of traditional aspects of oil painting such as its surface.

Confirmation bias can be dangerous for investigators or justice system participants who are charged with drawing conclusions from facts, because it prevents the decision - maker from being dissuaded from early impressions, even if new facts don't support those impressions.

She's reluctant to draw conclusions from just three of Jacobson's 15 patients; she thinks the weaker vector used by the U.K. group may explain why their patients are losing their improved vision.

We caution against drawing conclusions from short time series and emphasise the importance of acknowledging the uncertainty on performance estimates.

Many graduate students and postdocs are unaware of the transferable skills they pick up during their scientific training: identifying relevant problems, synthesizing information, understanding the difference between data and evidence, and drawing conclusions from evidence.

Indeed, it aims to be a deductive science drawing its conclusions from a limited number of assumptions.

But, he added, «you have to be a little bit cautious about drawing any conclusions from this because it is just an association study,» and doesn't prove cause - and - effect.

Mike Petrilli: Shut Bad Schools for Low Performance, But Don't Draw Conclusions from Test Scores Alone