true-people can do the same experiment, but draw dfferent conclusions and this happens very often
making observations
Please be more specific.
Drawing Conclusions
You are probably referring to "drawing a conclusion." This means examining all of the available information (or evidence) and then deciding what you think it means. You may also, more commonly, see it expressed as "coming to a conclusion." A sentence: The police officer looked at the scene of the crime, and came to the conclusion that a robbery had taken place. You may also hear the expression "jumping to conclusions"-- this means deciding on something before you have examined the facts.
It is when you ate analyzing your data and drawing a conclusion
Actually, that is more a weakness of social science writing, though science writer are not subjected to stringent peer review.
Finding evidence that is in the story
true
analyze the data (apex)
making observations
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A scientific conclusion should be based on evidence and data analysis. It should also be objective, drawing logical inferences from the results obtained rather than being influenced by personal biases or opinions.
A "drawing conclusion" paragraph is when you restate the points in your previous paragraphs, you restate how these tie to the idea, and you close the paragraph.
Type of drawing conclusion
Drawing Conclusions
You are probably referring to "drawing a conclusion." This means examining all of the available information (or evidence) and then deciding what you think it means. You may also, more commonly, see it expressed as "coming to a conclusion." A sentence: The police officer looked at the scene of the crime, and came to the conclusion that a robbery had taken place. You may also hear the expression "jumping to conclusions"-- this means deciding on something before you have examined the facts.
"Jumping to a conclusion" is not knowing all the facts and forming a conclusion. Drawing a conclusion is learning all the facts to make a conclusion if it is correct or not.