Sentence examples for neutral finding from inspiring English sources

Hatch suggested instead that the committee vote to send the nomination to the Senate floor with no recommendation — a neutral finding that would at least keep Holmes's hopes for confirmation alive.

Studies related to natural environments provided evidence for the significance of both prospect and refuge, which has been linked to comfort, but also included evidence against and a neutral finding.

The lack of change in the Timed Up and Go test, Incremental Shuttle Walk Test, and Functional Limitation Profile (a self-reported measure of physical function) with spironolactone reinforces our neutral finding with the primary outcome.

Altogether fifteen studies examined refuge in interiors, mostly with relatively neutral findings.

Four other combined approaches present relatively neutral findings which relate, for example, to measured properties of supposedly complex spaces.

Prospect has the second highest percentage of all neutral findings (29 %) of which most belong to the results for interiors (8 out of 10).

Table 1 Findings relating to environmental preference in urban settings Urban settings P R M C Findings Nasar (1988) Survey using stimuli √ – – O Relatively neutral findings: both, Japanese and US students show highly correlated results for their ratings for pleasantness and interestingness.

Neutral findings (indicated with a 'O' in the tables) are ones wherein the evidence is either not statistically significant, or it is only pertinent to testing a meta-principal, like the consistency of an argument or of a spatial property.

Perhaps because of this uncertainty, if there is need for enclosure or not, refuge is the least supported characteristic within the interior group (and also overall) with twelve (out of seventeen) neutral findings.

Table 2 Findings relating to environmental preference in landscapes Landscapes P R M C Findings Nasar et al. (1983) Survey in situ √ O – – Positive and neutral findings: "in agreement with Appleton (1975), the open view was judged as safer than the closed one, and this effect was more pronounced from an open observation point than from a protected one.

As a result, many of the analyses are very underpowered such as the neutral findings for effects of dipyridamole on haemodynamic measures, these probably reflecting a type II error.