Sentence examples for constitutes a finding from inspiring English sources

Neither complaint constitutes a finding of wrongdoing.

In the United States an indictment provides sufficient warrant for arrest of the accused, because the return of an indictment by a grand jury constitutes a finding of "probable cause".

Their approach to review was informed by Thomas Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions [ 33], in which he proposed that knowledge is produced within particular paradigms which have their own assumptions about theory, about what is a legitimate object of study, about what are legitimate research questions and about what constitutes a finding.

Cablevision officials stressed on Monday that the complaint did not constitute a finding of wrongdoing.

The engorged or thrombosed vessel may be seen as a high-attenuation focus within the fatty lesion ("central dot sign"), which constitutes a helpful finding to the diagnosis [20].

Lipid/cholesterol related genes were up-regulated by AZT, which constitutes a novel finding in airway epithelial cells, whereas cell cycle genes were down-regulated by the macrolide.

This constitutes a nice finding.

To our knowledge, the association of a repeat assessment of diet with recurrent DepSs in women constitutes a novel finding.

Thus, our observation of an association between persistent metabolic syndrome and cognitive function in a large middle-aged population constitutes a novel finding.

The present data provide evidence that the observed MetS/depression association may be independent of past, current, and incident CVDs and thus constitutes a novel finding.

To the best of our knowledge, this latter observation has not been reported before, and the increase in HMGA1 expression in these patients constitutes a novel finding in this study.