Sentence examples for distributing results from inspiring English sources

Using gPLINK in this "browse-only" mode, it can provide a means for distributing results of analysis to a wider set of collaborators, for example.

London 2012 organisers have launched a scheme to recruit 2,000 young volunteers for a range of roles from mopping volleyball courts and distributing results to carrying Usain Bolt's kit and acting as tennis ball boys and girls.

There is no silver bullet for closing the word gap, but by encouraging more trials nationwide, providing evaluation expertise and distributing results, we can help give poor children their best chance to succeed.

Elsevier officials may be hoping that researchers interested in distributing results quickly will then send their articles to Elsevier journals to get the peer review stamp of approval, Bovenschulte says.

Four commented that the method for distributing results was inconvenient, and that sending results via e-mail or a letter would have been preferable.

The questionnaire described three methods of distributing results, and explained the advantages and disadvantages of each, as perceived by the researchers at the Clinical Trials & Statistics Unit at the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR-CTSU).

Although distributions for LOS and cost were not normally distributed, results were qualitatively similar whether analyses were performed with those values log transformed or not.

All metric data were tested for normal distribution using the Shapiro Wilk W test. Normally distributed results of single measurements were compared between the groups using Student's t-test.

distributed results of surveys of voters leaving the polls showing that voters in union households made up 22percentt of all voters on Tuesday, compared with 14percentt in the 1994 election.

In addition to building the official Web site, and systems that handles scoring, and link results to background data about the athletes and the events and distribute results, I.B.M. is involved in such diverse activities as accreditation, accommodations and management of the athletes' medical records.

Although I.B.M. had some highly publicized technological glitches at the Summer Games in Atlanta two years ago -- a system that was to have distributed results to news organizations went haywire, causing some ripple effects for the official Web site -- the company says extensive testing will insure that there is no repetition.