Sentence examples for met findings from inspiring English sources
"The MET findings reinforce the importance of evaluating teachers based on a balance of multiple measures of teaching effectiveness, in contrast to the limitations of focusing on student test scores, value-added scores or any other single measure," Weingarten said.
There is something so wonderful each year, in imaging some child I've never met, finding the gift I carefully picked out for them.
Any negative or unsatisfactory finding was given a score of zero; any positive or satisfactory finding was given a score of one; any partially met finding was given half a mark.
If you're struggling to make ends meet, finding reasons to skip it isn't hard.
Fashion meets finding a brighter future for children of child abuse at Childhelp's 25th annual Fashion Show and Luncheon at 11 a.m.
The present findings met with the findings of another study conducted on MS patients that demonstrated that IL-17 F CT genotype and C allele may be associated with a susceptibility to MS in Egyptian population by a gender-dependent mechanism that contributes to unique predisposition in females.
The present findings met with the findings of another study conducted on diabetic patients demonstrated that neuropathic pain scores were inversely correlated with the levels of vitamin D; also they concluded that vitamin D deficiency was an independent risk factor for neuropathy (Celikbilek et al. 2015).
That met with findings of another study (Taylor et al. 2011); they found that the SNP rs7574865 of STAT4 resulted in being associated with younger age at diagnosis (OR = 1.22).
If the legal requirements are not met, the findings are expressed as a statement of nonconformity.
If the criterion of replicability is not met, then findings must be considered as singular or 'idiosyncratic'idiosyncratic
The clinical community, however, met their findings, with skepticism and a lot of criticism and that's why it took quite a remarkable length of time for their discovery to become widely accepted.
