Sentence examples for For two statements from inspiring English sources

No such drivel deserves reporting but Ron Saunders, that tough nut of a manager of both Birmingham and Villa in the 70s and 80s, warrants immortality for two statements attributed to him.

We will begin by learning how to symbolize English language sentences and arguments in a way that shows their logical structure; we will next address, e.g., what it is for a statement to be valid, for one or more statements to imply another, or for two statements to be equivalent (in both truth-functional and quantificational contexts); we will end by learning a formal system of deductive proof.

An example of a task page can be seen in Figure 7, consisting of a single audio sample accompanied by the rating tickers for two statements: The audio quality of this audio sample is good.

Experts' ratings were higher for two statements relating to the realism of the simulator to simulate the TVUS scan of a female pelvis and in providing actual action of all buttons in the control panel (statements 2 and 6) This may stem from non-experts' limited knowledge and experience, or they might not be familiar with the measurement possibilities of virtual simulators [20, 23].

All responses were indistinguishable between the two groups, except for two statements.

Consensus was apparent for eight statements that did not distinguish between any pair of factors.

We used systematic review methods to seek the research evidence for three statements within the Dementia QS.

In relation to these 21 statements, the GP panel median importance score was 9 for one statement ('GP surgeries should ensure that young people are aware of their policy on confidentiality'), 8 for nine statements, 7 for ten statements, and 6 for one statement (' GPs should offer parents support and advice on managing difficulties during the waiting period following a referral').

GP's attitudes regarding the sequence for care was assessed by a 5-point Likert scale (i.e. strongly disagree, disagree, neutral, agree, and strongly agree) for seven statements.

The same pattern was found for diabetes and CHD, except that for diabetes two statements concerning case GM were negative compared to 24 statements with positive directionality, and for CHD (case AR) one statements was negative whereas 31 were positive.

For any two statements, if that participant sorted them in separate piles, the cell for those two statements contained a "0".