Examples of using Wrong conclusions in English and their translations into Spanish
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For jumping to the wrong conclusions.
They draw wrong conclusions, they drop things.
It's quite likely we drew the wrong conclusions.
For instance, wrong conclusions can be drawn from inscriptions or texts.
It was in fact mislead to reach wrong conclusions.
Lead to wrong conclusions due to their inaccuracy, ambiguity, exaggeration, omission, etc.
Kerlikowske draws the wrong conclusions Martin Jelsma.
I'm so sorry that I,you know… jumped to the wrong conclusions.
I not speak of having taken the wrong conclusions, or not having enough research.
This often leads to misunderstandings and wrong conclusions.
Here is an example of the wrong conclusions you can get from using Langleys, joules, or even TUV to evaluate accelerated weathering testers.
The Panel did not do so, andtherefore reached the wrong conclusions.
And now he's jumping To all the wrong conclusions For all the wrong reasons.
This is no surprise, andshould not lead us to the wrong conclusions.
Unfortunately, Marxists draw all too often wrong conclusions from such developments.
Without understanding the reasons for his behavior,you may even come to some wrong conclusions.
However, although complicated conflicts in this area are obvious,it remains important not to draw wrong conclusions from this experience.
Similarly, if you analyse a phenomenon using the wrong“measurements”,you will reach the wrong conclusions.
Accordingly, the IAEA secretariat will have to bear the full responsibility for all the consequences arising from such wrong conclusions and unreasonable behaviour.
If your load test doesn't simulaterealistic user-scenarios from the real world, then it will most likely lead you to the wrong conclusions.
But drawing precise conclusions requires time, resources andskills that few countries have, and drawing the wrong conclusions can be all too easy.
However as there is so much data it can be very easy to find yourself lost, analysing the wrong thing, orworst of all reaching the wrong conclusions.
While acknowledging the reality of complicated conflicts in this field,the Special Rapporteur emphasizes that one must not draw the wrong conclusions from this experience.
In particular data sources such as Twitter are not representative of the overall population, andresults drawn from such sources may then lead to wrong conclusions.
If you look at short-term numbers, you run more risk of drawing wrong conclusions.
An inefficient communication can lead to misinterpretations and wrong conclusions.
I am even mistaken in my self-judgment andcontinuously arrive at the wrong conclusions.
Nobody seems to want to listen to me, andeveryone is jumping to the wrong conclusions.
However, the"green appearance" of fresh post-fire vegetation may lead to wrong conclusions.
Fedyakin made an honest, and very human, mistake- his observations were real, and he was able to reproduce the results; however,he came to the wrong conclusions about his findings.