Sentence examples for listed forms of from inspiring English sources
The first study to report on research misconduct and other research wrongdoing in Africa revealed that 68.9% of a group of researchers in Nigeria admitted to having committed at least one of eight listed forms of scientific misconduct [ 7].
Previously published data from our larger study demonstrated that about 69%percentt of the respondents admitted to having personally committed at least one of the eight listed forms of misconduct [ 7].
The item on information provided was coded as either 1 = 'no' (i.e., parent endorsed that the professional provided no additional information beyond the diagnosis) or 0 = 'yes' (i.e., if any of the listed forms of information were endorsed).
A respondent was considered to have reproductive health (RH) knowledge if he/she answered correctly at least three out of the eight knowledge questions asked; sexually active if he/she had ever had sexual intercourse while; sexual coercion was measured by experience of at least one of the listed forms of sexual coercion.
And then there are the too numerous to list forms of regular old "porn" porn.
The pope listed specific forms of abuse, including sexual crimes, vulnerable women being forced by nuns to undertake manual labour, and forced or coerced adoptions.
Because of the list form of proportional representation, none of the MPs is responsible to anyone except the leadership.
The list form of the function type-specifier can be used only for declaration and not for discrimination.
The committee agrees that the elected element of a new Lords would be voted upon by an open list form of proportional representation, although there are differing opinions on the possible length of a term.
subtypep is permitted to return the values false and false only when at least one argument involves one of these type specifiers: and, eql, the list form of function, member, not, or, satisfies, or values.
* The UK elects its representatives to the European Parliament by the closed party list form of proportional voting, as will be used in elections this June.
