The word conclusions It corresponds to plural of the term conclusion, while, by conclusion, generally, it is called that proposition proposed at the end of an argument, after the premises.
If the argument is valid, then, the premises will imply the conclusion in question, although, this is not what determines that a proposition is a conclusion, since what is important is its position within the argument, in the end, as indicated, by so much, the role is not the determining factor when determining a proposition as a conclusion.
Normally, we argue with the intention of establishing a conclusion, which is why we often look for those propositions or premises that directly lead and imply the conclusion we hold. Example: All mammals are vertebrates (premise 1), all humans are vertebrates (premise 2), therefore all humans are vertebrates (conclusion).
In common language we usually use some words already agreed to show that what follows them is a conclusion, such is the case of: hence, therefore, then, ergo, accordingly.
The conclusions turn out to be a fundamental part of scientific investigationsMeanwhile, they will appear once the scientist analyzes each of the results obtained in the course of his work; that unknown, the new, will be the conclusion.
Other frequent use of the term that occurs in colloquial language and turns out to be the end or end of something, for instance: his deception was the end of our marriage.
On your side, in conclusion, turns out to be a fairly popular phrase linked to the term, which refers, in short, in short.
Some other terms linked to conclusion are: colophon, end, end, term, auction, denouement, cessation, result, decision, corollary, sequel, consequence and deduction, on the contrary, the opposing terms are: Home start.
