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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a key results" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "key results"? You can use "key results" when referring to important outcomes or findings in a report, analysis, or study.
Example: "The key results of the experiment indicate a significant improvement in performance."
Alternatives: "crucial findings" or "important outcomes."
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You can follow this with a key results section to illustrate those strengths, or leave your achievements in your work history section.
Growth rate of number of researchers with academic degrees on 10,000 population has to be positive thus from positions of resource efficiency to be slightly lower than a key results' increase which are articles and patents, i.e. high-quality researchers' growth of the superior grading has to be provided.
Each manual is laid out in a similar manner to a piano keyboard, except pressing a key results in the sound continuously playing until it is released.
Pressing a key results in a hammer striking a thin rod connected to a "tonebar" resembling a tuning fork, known as a tine.
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The increase in concern about climate change is a key result.
A key result in the analysis of variance is that SSR + SSE = SST.
A key result is the theoretical analysis that characterizes the possible augmentations is also conducted.
In this paper we extend a key result of Nisan and Wigderson (J. Comput.
A key result we obtain is that customers should be differentially weighted based on their probability of purchasing the firm's product.
A key result of the paper is that manufacturing imperfections are not detrimental to the ABH effect.
A key result is that medium to far offsets between the transmitter and the borehole provide the highest amplitude signals.
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