Examples of using Wrong conclusions in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
You draw the wrong conclusions.
If you take one case out of context you are going to reach the wrong conclusions.
Or making wrong conclusions.
Over analyzing will lead you to the wrong conclusions.
It is easy to draw the wrong conclusions from this sort of thing.
This often leads to misunderstandings and wrong conclusions.
The wrong conclusions that form an image are drawn from ignorance and half-knowledge and thus they cannot remain in the conscious mind.
You are drawing wrong conclusions.
Having thought up the next round of their novel,you can make a mistake and make wrong conclusions.
So you come to wrong conclusions.
They oversimplify reality, andif one is not careful they can lead to spectacularly wrong conclusions.
He draws the wrong conclusions.
So you are quoting this completely wrong, plus drawing wrong conclusions.
I think it's easy to jump to the wrong conclusions without all the facts.
Each of these steps is quite difficult anderrors at either step could lead researchers to the wrong conclusions.
When Frankie Bridge was hospitalised late last year,the tabloids immediately jumped to all the wrong conclusions.
Sometimes even experienced experts make wrong conclusions, relying on simple and clear metrics.
This must inevitably lead to wrong conclusions.
The usual Bostromovsky counterargument is the likelihood that the AI will make wrong conclusions from the training information and develop a system of values that is dangerous for people.
They will assuredly come to wrong conclusions.
Wrongheadedness leads to wrong conclusions.
You're always coming to the wrong conclusions.".
McConnell proved us wrong, and we drew the wrong conclusions.
These differences might lead you to the wrong conclusions.
Logic is a systematic method that allows you to come to wrong conclusions with complete certainty.
Or, the other way round: not knowing how wrong we are about realities can lead us to very wrong conclusions about what we should do.