Sentence examples for finding proposed from inspiring English sources

In a supplemental finding proposed in November, the EPA indicated that the costs of implementing MATS were reasonable.

Recently Aldave et al. and Oleynikov et al. have reported sequencing of all annotated genes within the larger interval, finding no pathogenic mutations and tentatively excluding them as causing SCCD[23], [24], a finding proposed to result from locus heterogeneity, mutations within promoter or untranslated regions, or the presence of an unannotated gene.

But recently Ferguson et al., based on their finding, proposed a novel role for Tyr as a developmental regulator where elevated Tyr levels play a causal role in the development of diabetes and cancer in people [ 47].

These results are different from the finding proposed by Metais and his associates, in which they postulated that metformin had a net stimulatory effect on both adiponectin receptors in muscle and a mild stimulatory action on liver AdipoR2 and white adipose tissue (WAT) AdipoR1, with an inhibitory effect on WAT AdipoR2 [ 38].

This finding proposes a rather interesting question.

The finding proposes a molecular mechanism which contributes to the understanding of the signal transduction pathway that takes place in a physiological process as chemotaxis.

This finding proposes that pyocin production might be another novel defensive scheme against oxidative attack by host cells.

Interestingly, this finding proposes a new pathophysiological mechanism for the long-term cognitive decline in septic patients [ 32].

Posthearing briefs shall include proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law; exceptions to rulings of the hearing officer; references to the record in support of the findings of fact; and supporting arguments for the proposed findings, proposed conclusions, and exceptions.

By benchmarking obtained results with literature findings, proposed method not only outperforms existing RSM, but also provides a powerful alternative to the use of other metamodeling techniques.

For a rigorous and detailed treatment of coherence, see the coherence-based theory of justification for legal fact-finding proposed by Amaya (2008, 2011, 2013, 2015).