Sentence examples for formulated was that from inspiring English sources

The null hypotheses formulated was that, there is no difference between the shear bond strengths of cements bonded to zirconia and lithium disilicate ceramic substructures.

The notion that was formulated was that the organisms were transformed, aiming towards perfection.

The basic premise (in very simplistic terms) that Laurence J. Peter formulated was that when candidates are selected for a position based on their performance in their current role, rather than on their abilities relevant to the intended role, eventually that employee will be promoted to a job in which they cannot perform effectively and will have risen "to the level of their incompetence".

The vision formulated was that in three months' time, bedside handover would become the normal shift handover process of the ward.

The first premise formulated was that if the scale actually measures pain, the pain scores at postoperative time, before analgesia (T2), would be higher than those assessed during the preoperative time (T1).

The first hypothesis that we formulated was that the translation of wild type TMEM16A protein does not start from the first or the second ATG, as considered before, but from a downstream codon.

I One of the problems with the way these goals were formulated is that they were very focused on outcomes, and not at looking at the processes and policies whereby you achieve them.

The general conclusion that can be formulated is that societies' normative climates have little impact on how people in various kinds of relationships evaluate their lives.

"From everything we can see, the campaign the Democrats are formulating is one that is going to paint a distorted and negative picture of New York City," said William T. Cunningham, a senior adviser to the mayor.

But in 1931 the Austrian U.S. mathematician Kurt Gödel showed this goal to be unattainable: propositions may be formulated that are undecidable; thus, it cannot be known with certainty that mathematical axioms do not lead to contradictions.

A scheme for doing so can be derived from the procedures of fuzzy logic, which allow rules to be formulated that are applicable to ethical principles.