Sentence examples for enlightened that from inspiring English sources

Observation 2 enlightened that Group A reported –27.3 ± 04SD hours/ pain and -35.6+ 4.8 attacks severity.

As Berger et al. (1974) expectations states theory enlightened, that certain traits typically associated with men and women are taken into consideration by hiring managers.

Individual industrial cases already reveal the potential of this new generation of cooperative development paradigm, which has enlightened that the future tool maker is a highly and competent partner along the value chain of the entire product life cycle.

The projected parameter enlightened that the null hypothesis that ρ (Rho) is zero rejected at the 1% significance level, indicating the validity of estimating the two selection equations jointly rather than using the univariate estimation techniques.

Regarding biological visual classification, recent series of experiments have enlightened that data classification can be realized in the human visual cortex with latencies of about 100 ms, which, considering the visual pathways latencies, is only compatible with a very specific processing architecture, described by the so-called Thorpe model.

The conversation brought back memories of my own innocent childhood in Mt. Vernon, N.Y., when everyone thought, post World War II, post- Holocaust, that the world was now enlightened, that there would be war no more, and that our collective human future was bright.

Epidemiological studies have enlightened that women have lower cardiovascular risk than men, and this protection progressively disappears after menopause.

Several studies have enlightened that obese patients (body mass index (BMI) > 30 kg/m²) were more likely to have a clinical diagnosis of asthma and to receive antiasthma drugs, but the effect of obesity on airway hyperresponsiveness remains debated [ 1– 4].