Sentence examples for dealing with results from inspiring English sources

John didn't initially find the transition into professional theatre easy, partly because the world of scholarship was regarded with suspicion in those days and partly because John was initially authoritarian, dealing with results rather than individual creative processes.

The paper is dealing with results achieved within innovation of educational content and study materials with respect to knowledge society needs and labour market at the University of Zilina and presents contributions resulting from these activities.

Teacher Matt Britland says that when dealing with results day, teachers should have confidence that they've done their best to help students: "There are many things that happen in students' lives that can affect results, so as long as we are happy with the support we have given them, we should be happy.

There exists considerable literature of fixed-point theory dealing with results on fixed or common fixed-points in uniform space (e.g., between [1 14]).

We note that the boundedness assumption on the domain ℬ in this study is only necessary when dealing with results in the space C ( B ) as is the appropriate space for the LDP results.

Especially when dealing with results from different studies, it is important to examine the control-treatment differences, rather than the absolute lifespan variations, which are influenced by numerous other effects, such as temperature or food type.

This is rarely an issue when dealing with result resolutions at an architectural scale but may be an issue when dealing with very large geospatial datasets.

This article deals with results of performed studies of transient phenomena in application of controlled switching technique by switching high voltage 123 kV, 100 MVAr shunt reactor.

Furthermore, this paper deals with results of measurement digital modulation generating, signal distortion and the test measurement in frequency and time domain.

Though there are alternative tests such as the dietary exposure bioaccumulation fish test described in the recently revised OECD test guideline 305, it still remains unclear how to deal with results of alternative tests in regulatory decision-making processes.

We make decisions based on data on hand, after deliberate analysis or just going by instinct, then we deal with results in retrospect.