Sentence examples for less rejections from inspiring English sources

Due to less rejections, the six-sigma method was a very demanding concept for quality control, where many organizations still working on three-sigma concept.

Compared with many other European countries, there has been less rejection of migration in Spain, says Arango.

The PPSU/MWCNT blend nanocomposite membrane exhibits slightly less rejection compared to bare PPSU membrane.

A novel cascade rejection measurement achieves 100% reliability with less rejection rate compared with the existing methods.

Whether you are asking for a show, a pot of money, an in-kind donation, a fellowship or a residency, a few thoughtful considerations will go a long way towards less rejection.

Patients on triple therapy in this study had substantially less rejection than patients on double therapy.

In heart transplant recipients, relatively high frequencies of IL-4-producing T cells have a beneficial effect on the outcome, being associated with less rejection episodes [ 44].

Females reported more emotional warmth from both parents and less rejection & punishment from the father with all F 1, 4638) = 39.07 to 106.50, all p <.001, all ηpart =.008 to.023.

Girls perceived more emotional warmth, and less rejection and less overprotection than boys.> -wrap-foot> FR-EXT familial risk to externalizing behaviors, CBCL child behavior checklist, TCP teacher's checklist of psychopathology Pearson correlations between the predictors (FR-EXT, emotional warmth, rejection, overprotection, and gender) and the dependent measures are summarized in Table  2.

The attentional training also made participants with low explicit self-esteem feel less rejected after a rejection manipulation and less willing to persevere on a virtually impossible anagrams task.

A final consideration was that the response style may have been different in the ∈4/∈4 genotype; these participants, for example, may have been more impulsive, and made less correct rejections of the different but similar pictures by responding more quickly.