Sentence examples for creating a doubt from inspiring English sources

Our group [ 146], found that endothelial dependant vasodilatation during unstable angina is practically absent, creating a doubt about whether "the endothelial dysfunction is caused by the plaque rupture or if it existed previously and did not protect the high risk atheromatous plaque allowing the acute coronary event".

I thought we'd just talk about fonts and pens!" The comedian confesses that he had misguidedly hoped that creating a doubt-stricken fictional character would help to alleviate his real-life neuroses – work as extended therapy session.

"It will create a doubt in the minds of students from India, Bangladesh, Pakistan and all over that they wouldn't be safe in the UK.

"If 14 coaches are being derailed then this creates a doubt that whether the incident happened because the railway tracks were broken or someone did it to defame the Railways Ministry of our country, whatever can be the reason, we demand a probe into the matter," Joshi told the DNA newspaper.

This tendency makes it impossible to locate the oxygen vacancies, which creates a doubt in the determination of oxygen environments for Cu/Al atoms, leaving the possibility only for an octahedral environment.

Asch suggested that this procedure created a doubt in the participants' mind about the seemingly obvious answer.

The use of the expression 'standard' creates a doubt between minimum or optimal care.

Shaw's pass was underthrown, creating a moment of doubt, but Byrd leapt and outfought a defender for the ball and a 42-yard gain.

"The airlines are without a doubt creating a future customer-service liability for themselves," said Jim Corridore, an airline analyst for Standard & Poor's.

While most market signals were positive, one money-market indicator created a nagging doubt about whether the stress tests would achieve their ultimate goal of loosening up the amount of credit available to European business and consumers.

And it permitted Mr. Baez, Ms. Anthony's lawyer, to create a reasonable doubt in jurors' minds — despite the prosecution's relentless portrayal of her as a callous liar who sought to kill Caylee so she could lead a carefree life of boyfriends and bars.