Sentence examples for describing no from inspiring English sources

Textbooks typically present the "evidence for evolution" briefly, describing no more than a few well-documented classic examples from each of five or six categories, including the fossil record, biogeography, genetics, classification, comparative anatomy, and observed small-scale changes.

Articles were excluded if they focused on rehabilitation of specific limbs, improving specific tasks or describing no intervention.

This may be due to limited power, as those studies describing no association all included <1,000 individuals (7– 10) and limitations of the analytical approaches.

That is in line with previous findings describing no direct correlation between observer ratings of symptoms and subjective self-report of being in recovery [ 17].

These results are in line with earlier analysis of DCCT data describing no influence of glycaemic variability on the development or progression of retinopathy and nephropathy [ 2].

By contrast, our results deviate from those observed in a small patient cohort [ 38] describing no association between postoperative fractional excretion of hepcidin and AKI on the first postoperative day.

The horizontal well model which describes the interaction between the well and the reservoir may be cast into a boundary control problem of the porous media equation with two boundary conditions; a homogeneous Neumann's boundary condition describing no-flow at the outer boundary of the reservoir, and a nonlinear boundary condition describing the well production rate.

He gives little colour, describes no rows.

"Arnie" describes no conflicts or personal maelstroms.

The sense of Christmas as exhausting and expensive doesn't change, although the London described no longer quite exists.

It describes no sequence of National Security Council meetings to discuss the options and coördinate the views of different agencies.