Sentence examples for linking statements from inspiring English sources

Despite their differing lab work, there was a common theme of using instruments (e.g. X-ray machines or diffractometers) to read data, and linking statements in their lab book to reference electronic data location and any data values that required inputting to other software.

The detailed information about treatments over time helped participants to remember and reflect and the interviewer to link statements to specific treatments.

Other senators reacted negatively to the report, citing national security concerns or linking to statements that expressed disagreement.

Each factor was given a name representing an underlying theme linking the statements in the factor.

Linking these statements with the above estimate and formula (2.1), we deduce the following inequality: omega_{0}(QX leq biggl{ frac{(b+a)}{aGamma alpha+1)}+frac{b}{a ^{2}Gamma alpha)} biggr} varphi bigl omega_{0}(X) bigr).

Direct measurement was done by linking the statement for each CO to questions on quizzes, mid-semester exams, final examination and Integrated Projects.

They would be physicalistic statements that, albeit being fallible, could be subjectively linked to statements about immediate private experiences of reality such as 'blue here now' he called affirmations (Konstatierungen) (Schlick 1934).

There are no axioms no laws no deductive structures, no linking of observational statements to theoretical statements whatsoever in the literature on chaotic dynamics.

Wholly unrelated charges in relation to Jones, revealed on Friday, are believed to be linked to statements made by JJB in 2009 following several press reports about his private finances.

The problem is to pick out the handful of strings that do not link contradictory statements.

Just recently, a pro-Clinton super PAC tried to link controversial statements made by Hugo Chavez to Bernie Sanders.