"The dataset was so large that we actually spent the first half of the competition fixing our crushed software and did not arrive at any concrete finding until late afternoon on Saturday," said Duke junior Tianlin Duan.
Even if they don't come up with any concrete findings, as I suspect will be the case, it will still have a lasting and very bad effect.' Another senior member of BBC staff said that 'screens would go blank' if further attacks were made on respected staff for their part in Gilligan's original report and the subsequent battle between the BBC and Downing Street over its veracity.
As a trainee he worked closely with Le Corbusier and took on his 'five principles'; prohibited by budget from working with steel, he explored the potential of poured concrete, finding that it worked well with the Brazilian climate.
The Federal Aviation Administration, the American regulator, is typically hesitant to ground an entire fleet without concrete findings of an inherent design or manufacturing problem.
Approached, however, with the requisite empathy and insight, they can be in their own way more revealing than concrete findings.
The concrete findings show that ribbed plate-fin heat sink (RPFHS) provides thermal performance of 1.55 times greater than PFHS under corresponding conditions.
The most concrete findings from the research on single-sex schools come from studies of Catholic schools, which have a long history of single-sex education, and suggest that while single-sex schools may not have much of an impact on the educational achievement of white, middle-class boys, they do measurably benefit poor and minority students.
The court found that the DAP disbursals need not be undone, because beneficiaries accepted in good faith that the DAP was legal, but that the presumption of good faith does not apply to the programme's "authors, proponents and implementers…unless there are concrete findings of good faith in their favour".
Even more important than her concrete findings, however, is her demonstration of the far-reaching implications of Ficino's presence in the cultural and intellectual worlds of Spain where he quickly became and long continued to be an authoritative and central figure, albeit one that hitherto has been underappreciated, if not unappreciated.
After describing these broader aims, we turn to specific examples of CBPR research in BD that has already been accomplished, and concrete findings and gains that have been tackled through this approach.
A small body of research has examined the importance of magnesium when it comes to treating migraines, without many concrete findings.
