Sentence examples for accepted findings from inspiring English sources

The court accepted findings that Intissar Ajuri, the militant's sister, knew about his activities and stitched an explosives belt, an accusation she denied before the military appeals board.

The administration has been increasingly criticized over its climate policy, even though Mr. Bush last year accepted findings by a panel of American experts that most of the global warming in recent decades had been caused by human activity.

In so doing, he accepted findings that he secretly opened two bank accounts, into which he deposited $980,000, a majority of which he used for personal expenses including overseas trips.

He said he was pleased that the senior American and NATO commander in Afghanistan, Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, had accepted findings that all five Afghans were civilians killed during the raid.

For each picture recorded (i.e. for each liquid drop), the geometrical shape analysis was repeated ten times: the extreme values were rejected and the arithmetic mean value was calculated for the accepted findings.

Earlier accepted findings state that non-conserved miRNAs are usually expressed at lower levels showing a tissue or development specific pattern [ 30] as was seen in case of stevia where the read number of novel miRNAs was much lower than that for conserved miRNAs.

This is at odds with the generally accepted finding that women tend to be less optimistic than men (see for example Balasuriya et al. 2010).

It is an old and generally accepted finding that the anode effect in alumina reduction cells is linked with the existence of a gas film underneath the anode surface.

Your readers should be cautioned not to accept findings in complex disorders such as schizophrenia until they are subject to scientific scrutiny.

The leader of Birmingham City Council says he accepts findings from Ofsted that some schools in the city are failing pupils.

Second, scholars accept findings of no significance as evidence of no relationship (Weisburd et al. 2003), not always recognizing possible problems related to sample sizes, measurement error, or other features of research design.