Sentence examples for disappointingly we found from inspiring English sources
"Disappointingly, we found no difference in the number of new infections between these two randomised sets of clusters," says Deenan Pillay, director of the Africa Centre and professor of virology at University College London.
Disappointingly, we found no overlap with the proteins identified in the current study versus those in the previous publication [18].
More disappointingly, we found suggestion of a lack of co-operation at an organisational level resulting in, for example, evidence of insufficient information being transferred between hospital staff who considered that once they had discharged a patient they had no further responsibility to provide information to a patient's GP about the patient's anti-coagulation status.
Whilst hyperbilirubinaemic patients may tolerate a full dose of Adriamycin, we found no evidence that this was associated with a better response rate, which was disappointingly low at only 18%.
Although some sources argue that international aid agencies have made disappointingly little progress in the recovery effort, we find that aid agencies have substantially expanded Leogane's healthcare system and financially supported nearly every aspect of the recovery process.
Disappointingly, we could not observe the amazing halt of radiological progression described in clinical trials.
Disappointingly, we were unable to obtain any information about the status of the statute or its likely date of publication.
We recently found disappointingly poor PCR sensitivity using a three color real-time PCR assay that was capable of detecting S. Typhi, S. Paratyphi A and an incorporated internal control [ 49].
Disappointingly, we learn little of Kissinger's emotional life or likely sexual infidelities during his first marriage and after.
Disappointingly, we didn't succeed in filming anybody taking steroids but we did film girls in their early 20s having botox and collagen top-ups.
Disappointingly, we had a low response rate to this study.
