Sentence examples for a specific statement from inspiring English sources

Hugo Boss received a pre-release copy of Stitched Up and while it has spoken with the Clean Clothes Campaign is hasn't made a specific statement on the Stitched Up findings.

Of all the teacher elements analyzed by the Virginia group, feedback a direct, personal response by a teacher to a specific statement by a student seems to be most closely linked to academic success.

Unless a specific statement is made to the contrary, consonants are usually presumed to have a pulmonic airstream and no secondary articulation, and it is also assumed that they are not laterals or nasals.

Of all the teacher elements analyzed by the Virginia group, feedback — a direct, personal response by a teacher to a specific statement by a student — seems to be most closely linked to academic success.

which is a specific statement of Reaction M2 for the ionized proteins.

XBRL consists of a set of taxonomies defining different accounting regulations for a specific statement and the statement itself.

This theory also proposed that all warm blooded animals (a more specific statement than Darwin's) arose from a common ancestor, but did not propose the correct method.

For example, the oncologist may say that 'The patient has a B-cell lymphoma with a transposition of a certain chromosome', rather than simply stating that a patient has cancer; in 2051 we will be able to make an equally specific statement, enabling us to provide specifically targeted therapy.

For example, referring to Wnt/β-catenin signalling, or Wnt/PCP signalling is more informative than a less specific statement about non-canonical Wnt signalling.

They indicate their agreement/disagreement on each item, containing a short, specific statement, e.g., "Interrupts or intrudes on others" or "Loses temper" with 0 = "does not apply", 1 = "applies sometimes or to some extent", and 2 = "definitely applies".

Probably, a more specific statement will be needed in order to determine what "important adverse (or unexpected) effects of an intervention" mean for the statement: whether it be statistical significance (which is influenced by the statistical power of the RCTs to detect harm), or clinical importance (which entails a more difficult definition).