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It may not be statistically significant but it does not support the claim that the WHO study contradicts its own conclusions , nor does it support the claim that the study indicates no association between passive smoke and risk of lung cancer . That makes their complicity in cherry-picking intelligence and drawing bad conclusions about Iraqi intentions even worse . It was also suggested that the IJC consider convening its own forum for discussing indicators and coming to its own conclusions about the SOLEC work . Clearly , this feature of VLEs renders the making of general conclusion on when , why and how to adopt and implement them in higher education quite difficult . This legislation gives the Department of Homeland Security the information and resources necessary to make its own conclusions . The Commission will benefit from a discussion of national experiences in assessing this link and possibly drawing its own conclusions . The last Steering group meeting also draw a very significant conclusion : just now , librarians in most CECUP countries are much more knowledgeable about licensing issues than any other national copyright partner . " Most bioethics institutions do n't publish such statistics , leaving the public to draw its own conclusions about conflicts of interest . " Despite the differences between the Calvinist and the Jeffersonian versions of the Christian faith , they arrived at remarkably similar conclusions , upon this as upon other issues of life . It is particularly remarkable that the two great religious-moral traditions which informed our early life — New England Calvinism and Virginian Deism and Jeffersonianism — arrive at remarkably similar conclusions about the meaning of our national character and destiny .