Sentence examples for be qualified with the from inspiring English sources

With the US and other G8 countries packed together at the top of the Rio 2016 medal league table, you would be forgiven for wondering why article 1 of the UN universal declaration on human rights, which says "All human beings are born free and equal", should not be qualified with the words, "depending on where they are born" (Rio 2016 medals and results, 17 August).

The bad news is those sentences need to be qualified with the word "yet".

This statement must be qualified with the observation that transcripts of IFNγ itself were induced within the first 4 h of type I IFN treatment (Figure 2), which may result in the initiation of an IFNγ transcriptional program in type I IFN-treated cells.

This conclusion, however, must be qualified, with the understanding that it is impossible to achieve 100% validation [ 9].

As can be seen, all the model-fit indices are qualified with the recommended values, indicating that the overall model fit is acceptable.

The best thermal performance of the elliptic tube heat exchanger was qualified with the lower values of Reynolds number, axis ratio and angle of attack.

Our numerical approach has been qualified with the computational estimation of reported experimental data regarding phenomena involved in finned tube applications and solar irradiation of parabolic trough collector.

Even the domestic emissions that are counted are qualified with the warning that they have "not been verified for accuracy and completeness," and aren't disaggregated in the inventory beyond "operations" and "infrastructure".

Our definition of seva is: "Service which is given without consideration of anything in return, at the right place and time to one that is qualified, with the feeling that it is one's duty, is regarded as the nature of goodness".

In this study, each item was qualified with the phrase "because of my back and/or pelvic girdle".

Manufacturers may make "structure-function claims" on packaging, provided claims do not reference a specific disease or condition, and provided their claims are qualified with the disclaimer, "This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.