Conclusions are logical inferences about the program based on the auditors' findings and should flow from the findings, instead of representing a summary of them.
Conclusions are logical inferences about the program based on the auditors' findings.
Logical inferences of the program ignore the findings of the auditors.
The scientist were watching tv
Five young boys are in a boat on the water.
A man is vomiting.
This is because of America's desire for expensive, healthy food.
Newhouse bought the New Yorker in 1985.
The two women wearing black jackets are listening to a performance.