Sentence examples for direct finding from inspiring English sources

The verdict was the Yugoslavia tribunal's most direct finding so far on the role of the Croatian government in the war in Bosnia.

However, the most direct finding for the current study is that discriminative extinction training in humans abolished the PIT effect (Gámez & Rosas, 2005).

Stanton -- who last helmed the poorly received "John Carter" -- will direct "Finding Nemo 2".

Andrew Stanton will direct "Finding Dory," with Albert Brooks, who voiced Marlin in the first film, returning as well.

But that's one of the pleasures of directing – finding the technical solutions.

It also managed to be warmhearted: tenderly acted and directed, finding love and humor between innocents in that troubled world.

While this measure is interesting, efforts should be directed to finding more direct means of assessing community participation.

Secure the independence of the Independent Police Complaints Commission by preventing the hiring of former police staff to its executive; give the IPCC power to direct findings and sanctions following investigations into officers and forces.

In a briefing in Tel Aviv, an Israeli military official was vague about the exact nature of the evidence, saying that it was drawn from an examination of photographs of victims and some "direct" findings that he would not specify.

When the indirect and direct findings are similar, it is comforting and informative.

Our trial did not measure direct findings of intestinal bacterial overgrowth, but the ALT reduction can be considered an indirect indicator of the role of erythromycin in preventing the release of these bacterial products into the portal vein.