Sentence examples for disagreed up from inspiring English sources

When asked last month whether they agreed with the statement: "as long as health services are free of charge, it doesn't matter to me whether they are provided by the NHS or a private company", 47% of people said they disagreed – up from 36% in February 2011.

Based on Figure 3A, we assumed that markers in the diversity data that disagreed up to 5% with the consensus calls were providing identical information with occasional miss-scores.

It was impossible to foresee whether the new treaty would work any better: the two presidents were disagreeing up until the last minute about what it should contain.

These were assessed by a 5-point scale 1 (disagree) up to 5 (agree) but later regrouped into 'positive'neutralrandand, 'negative'negative

The question about young peoples' intention about being physically active was another 5-point scale, and remained as such, 1 (disagree) up to 5 (agree).

He disagreed, hung up in my face, and turned off his phone.

Liasson disagrees, up to a point, saying that it's been enough to prolong the Democratic primary, and that maybe superdelegates can be convinced to jump ship.

Ms. Kertzer, the board president, said the people who disagree made up a "small but vocal minority" of the Athenaeum's 1,000 dues-paying members.

People disagree, bow up, and feel uncomfortable.

As mentioned earlier, we assumed no prior knowledge in terms of the amount of noise present in each one of the input data sets; thus, we uniformly choose all EA simulations to disagree with up to 5% of the data.

In that sense, since for the input data set containing 0%and1%1% of noise, the polynomial models are allowed to disagree with up to 5% of the bits of the input, it is not surprising that rather than being detrimental, the EA's performance slightly improves when considering data sets with some level of noise.