Sentence examples for forms results from inspiring English sources
Sounds suspicious unless you know that even if one of these fake forms results in a nonexistent person actually being registered, now under the Help America Vote Act of 2002, "any voter who has not previously voted in a federal election" must provide identification in order to actually cast a ballot.
We find in both cases that providing parents with transparent information on the academic achievement at schools with their school choice forms results in significantly more parents choosing substantially higher-performing schools.
The ILC convergence problem is reduced to a stochastic stabilization problem, where the use of a stochastic Lyapunov function as a vector of quadratic forms results in control law design algorithms that can be computed using linear matrix inequalities.
Cycling of the fatty acid anion in its protonated and unprotonated forms results in net flux of protons into the matrix, thereby causing uncoupling.
The principal feature of the distinct, early phase of evolution is thought to be the extensive exchange of genetic material that assumes different forms, results in rapid evolutionary innovation, and precludes the formation of distinct lineages.
The expression of these altered BiP forms results in a conspicuous translocation defect, which, the authors speculate may underlie part of their protective effect against hyperoxidizing conditions (by defending the organelle against excess unfolded protein load).
Very different plant forms result from simply changing the lengths of the internodes.
What there has been in recent times is a somewhat wilful separation of the two forms, resulting in the sense of a contest.
The function can take different forms, resulting in different predictive models.
This present article reports on microstructure forms resulting from the high-speed laser surface remelting and corresponding underlying kinetics.
Moreover, high-rise buildings use different construction materials and structural forms, resulting in large variability in their embodied carbon estimates.
