Sentence examples for discussions finding from inspiring English sources
Ever since that vote, television here has devoted several hours each day to rallies, speeches and round-table discussions finding fault with the nations who voted against Cuba, going as far as to call "bootlickers" and "lackeys of the United States".
For example, combining interviews and observation, MacIntosh et al 18 identified the extent to which interactions between clinicians and managers were two-way discussions, finding that each group presented themselves as less powerful than the other group and lacking agency.
9, 10, 20 For example, a Seattle study used audiotapes to analyse doctor patient discussions, finding that not all opportunities were taken to explore patient disclosures about alcohol; provider discomfort was evident where there was alcohol-related discussion; and that practitioner advice may be vague or tentative.
By above discussions, finding a method to construct random PPM with k nonidentical haplotypes, n SNPs, and a population size of m in which the MAF of each SNP is between two specific numbers a and b will be very useful for data simulation (We consider MAF of column c in A as the number of 1's in column c).
Generally, end users were able to follow the process, express their needs, provide input to ongoing discussions (Finding 1.1) and prioritize requirements (Finding 3.5).
"We have had many discussions this week, but discussions about finding out what happened.
The discussions findings were in accordance to the experimental studies and those results presented in the literature.
Moreover, in-depth interviews and focus group discussions findings were compared for consistency and were triangulated.
Discussions over finding non-Hamas people to run the Palestinian side of Karni have got nowhere.
At that point, Uefa will start discussions about finding an alternative candidate to oppose Blatter in April 2015.
With a large group, maintaining high-quality discussions and finding a place to meet both become concerns.
