opposite conclusion

collocation in English

meanings of oppositeand conclusion

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opposite
adjective
uk /ˈɒp.ə.zɪt/ us /ˈɑː.pə.zɪt/
completely ...
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conclusion
noun
uk /kənˈkluː.ʒən/ us /kənˈkluː.ʒən/
the final part ...
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Examples of opposite conclusion

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The oppositeconclusion can be reached if one considers tests of motor performance instead of perceptual tests.
As a consequence, we arrive at the oppositeconclusion to the one arrived at for the conservation model.
This is presumably a wealth effect, as considerations of demand for heating energy would have led to the oppositeconclusion.
There is a very good reason for arguing in favour of the oppositeconclusion.
Here is a perfectly parallel inference that leads us to the oppositeconclusion.
In fact, the evidence supports the oppositeconclusion : women were more likely to specialize in market activities than men were.
These striking similarities thus lead to the oppositeconclusion: the group is homogeneous; the syndrome is uniform, although it manifests at different degrees of severity.
Given the rather free positioning of the subject, quite the oppositeconclusion seems justified.
The wording of the call for applicants trained with special attention to physics can also lead to the oppositeconclusion.
Although he is optimistic about recent environmental initiatives within municipal boundaries, his evidence can be interpreted to reach just the oppositeconclusion.
And, most significantly, the results of her interviews could easily yield the oppositeconclusion.
This conclusion is even more powerfully confirmed in columns 8-11, which provide exactly the oppositeconclusion from column 1-3.
For example, a strict rule may have its body proved defeasibly, yet it may not fire because there is a rule with the oppositeconclusion that is not weaker.
It may be premature to consider our results a sufficient basis to implement cognitive treatment in clinical practice, but neither do the current data justify the oppositeconclusion.
However, legal authorities could also be cited in support of the oppositeconclusion, namely that an established right should take precedence over the right of a new establishment.
This essay ultimately fails, like so much of this volume, because it ignores the scholarship that has already looked at this issue and found strong evidence for the oppositeconclusion.
Hanley et al. (1991), however, draw the oppositeconclusion from the same literature : that the effects of professional care on familial support for older people were more positive than negative.
I merely pointed out that the court had come to the oppositeconclusion.
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