Sentence examples for making sham from inspiring English sources

Some did not; they continued to plot violent revolution, while half-concealing their agenda and making sham alliances with "useful fools".

At the same time, we injected scramRNA for making sham model of each treatment mice.

In its complaint, the S.E.C. said at least some investment firms — which the agency did not name — were well aware of what the agency called "a fraudulent scheme to extract kickbacks" and made "sham" payments "pursuant to undisclosed quid pro quo arrangements".

We randomly made sham group, control group, and 75 ppm group (with five animals in each group).

Control mice were subjected to the arthrotomy and to the patellar dislocation, but no cartilage injury was made (sham operated controls).

In 17 anesthetized and mechanically ventilated sheep, oxygen delivery was reduced by decreasing flow (ischemic hypoxia, IH) or arterial oxygen saturation (hypoxic hypoxia, HH), or no intervention was made (sham).

Third, some providers appear to have made sham improvements (eg, distributing a smoking cessation leaflet to all heart failure patients at midnight to ensure 100% compliance with a particular core metric) that meet the measurement requirement but not the patient need for a meaningful intervention.

"They should not be legitimised and it's making a sham of democracy".

His ruling People's Democratic party has imposed candidates on reluctant constituency parties, making a sham of the party primaries.

But Mr. Kennard and his supporters at civil rights and community groups countered that the broadcasters were making a sham complaint.

General Guei eliminated over a dozen rival candidates for the presidency, including those of the two largest parties, making a sham of this month's election.