Sentence examples for findings drop from inspiring English sources

The findings drop a hint at theoretical elaboration of how the sentence mood is represented and processed at the semantic-syntactic interface of utterance production.

A significant increase in the rate of positive blood cultures was found in phase I compared to phase 0 (P ≤ 0.05; χ2 test), the rate of positive findings dropped in phase II (P ≤ 0.05; χ2 test) and rose again in phase III (P ≤ 0.05; χ2 test) comparable to levels of phase I (P > 0.05; χ2 test).

Nothing about finding dropped coins, however they do have some new decking.

With its high-priced attorneys, scientists and academics, Chevron has bamboozled one activist U.S. judge and some legal reporters into believing that to prove causation of death and disease the villagers must all but exhume dead bodies and examine them until finding drops of oil inside with the Texaco brand.

One study for example [ 23] found that specificity of case finding dropped from 98.2% to 38.3% when negation terms were not included in the text search.

Area food banks are also finding a drop in donations -- in both money and goods.

Hospital conferences aimed at improving patient safety and that are aided by autopsy findings have dropped in number and attendance, lessening the profession's internal monitoring, critics said.

Mr. Almunia could also seek a settlement in which the company agreed to modify its practices without a fine or guilty finding, or drop the case entirely.

According to their findings the drop-shipping markup and the differences in transportation costs are the main drivers of the choice of channels.

Loucks et al. solved diffusivity equation using Laplace transformation for finding pressure drop characteristics in a composite system with different permeabilities (Loucks and Guerrero 1961).

Similar findings of drops in MDI scores at 24 months of age have been seen in a cross-sectional study of children in semiurban Mexico (Fernald et al. 2006) and in African-American and Dominican children in New York City (Rauh et al. 2006).