Sentence examples for conducted we would from inspiring English sources

If pollsters disclosed more about how their polls were conducted, we would be in a better position to know which polls are likely to be right, and which ones can be safely ignored.

Given the large number of statistical tests conducted, we would have expected at least three statistically significant associations; thus, these quartile associations are likely due to chance.

Had we applied a conservative Bonferroni correction for the 20 tests we conducted, we would have concluded that those with p < 0.0025 remained significant.

Whilst it is possible that some of this diversity was lost in the 11 months between the population being established and the experiment being conducted, we would still expect autosomal sex limited deleterious recessives to have been present in relatively equal numbers, and therefore not be responsible for the observed distortion in sex ratio.

And I can assure you if he had positive things to say about this time period, and positive things to say about Brett Kavanaugh's conduct, we would have already heard from him".

Generally speaking, any study that deviated from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium should have been removed; however, considering that the numbers of participants in those two studies were large and given that sensitivity analyses would be conducted, we remained those two studies in our meta-analysis.

If presidential candidates had to abide by Reddit's code of conduct, we'd all be in a better place.

If we were to carry out these analyses in areas where gravity gradiometry surveys have not been conducted yet, we would have to use the tensor estimated from existing gravity anomaly data.

This would be a violation of Ant Financial's Code of Business Conduct and we would take immediate action against any employee found engaging in this behavior.

"We have taken the decision to temporarily pause children's congenital cardiac surgery and associated interventions while this review is conducted, a process we would aim to complete in around three weeks.

When we say something has such-and-such a mass, for instance, we mean that if we had conducted certain experiments, we would have gotten certain results.