Sentence examples for commentary results from inspiring English sources

I ask readers to keep the following notes on methodology in mind as they consider the findings of this paper: This commentary results from a year of historical research that involved the collection of over a thousand source items, including published works, audio and visual recordings, private correspondence, and approximately 40 original interviews.

Both Cartman's commentary and the commentary resulting in response to his actions have been interpreted as statements Parker and Stone are attempting to make to the viewing public, and these opinions have been subject to much critical analysis in the media and literary world.

A steady chatter on marine radio channel 65 provided commentary and results.

In this commentary, the results from the following alternatives are reported; a) the full data set, b) respondents with a minimum of 80% response rate and c) those answering all the first eight weeks, respectively.

The commentary "these results indicate that interneuron entrainment to the beta rhythm is related to successful task performance" refers to the differences observed when comparing the proportion of cells exhibiting significant spike-phase coherence to Correct Trials only, Incorrect Trials Only, or All Trials (both correct and incorrect).

Accordingly, we have reworded this sentence to make our intended commentary clearer (Results and Discussion section): "If other post-mitotic cells contain long-lived lipids, their age-related deterioration may significantly impact on the function of surrounding tissue; and possibly even overall body function".

In the commentary, effect size is cited in support of the overinterpretation of the inconclusive results.

Insightful commentary should result in better informed predictions.

See related commentary Massacres resulting from bombing are historically among the most common forms of terrorist violence and present with a unique epidemiology [ 1].

In commentary on the results, Ofqual said: "We are particularly concerned about the increases in the number of inquiries about results.

"Given a seemingly increasing disconnect between management commentary and operating results, a sale of Yahoo seems more likely".