"bold result" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a significant or noteworthy outcome or conclusion. Example: After months of research, the scientists published their findings, revealing a bold result that shook the scientific community and sparked further investigation.
Enter to cell F31 the formula, =SUM F25:F30) and Format Cells Border DOUBLE underline and bold (, result = $1,003,000).
Enter in cell F22 the formula, =SUM F18 F21) and Format Cells Border DOUBLE underline and bold (, result = $1,003,000).
But bold results will require a bolder plan of action.
The bold results are the best ones.
Bold results highlight the optimal time for each microarchitecture.
Bold results highlight the optimal time for each object count.
Big and Open Linked Data (BOLD) results in new opportunities and have the potential to transform government and its interactions with the public.
To substantially reduce the rates, disaster risk reduction in these countries should focus on strengthening coping capability, reducing exposure, and enhancing disaster risk governance; Table 4 Carbohydrate assimilation and growth at 37 °C of two yeast isolates representative of each RAPD cluster/species; bold: results in contrast with type strain Open image in new window.
Bold results indicate a championship win.
The fragments were cloned into pARL1a- [32] containing GFP with KpnI and Avr II restriction enzymes (bold) resulting in the constructs pARL-PfPdxK-strep and pARL-PfPdxK-GFP.
In "blood stealing," negative BOLD results from reduced local blood pressure arising from nearby capillary dilation caused by a positive BOLD response; the active regions automatically steal vascular resources from nearby inactive regions [18], [20].
