Sentence examples for none of the observations from inspiring English sources

Amy Jo Meyer, a spokeswoman for St . Jude said Tuesday that none of the observations in the inspection report "identified a specific issue regarding the clinical or field performance of any of our products".

Though each has been tested and shown to be accurate, none of the observations and inferences that underlies natural selection is sufficient individually to provide a mechanism for evolutionary change6.

None of the observations made so far on dsRBP proteins, derived either from JAZ or ZFa, suggest that the linker regions interact directly with the RNA.

None of the observation periods of the included studies were long enough to detect cartilage toxicity.

However, none of these observations shed light on the nature of the communication between the two interfaces.

None of these observations excludes the possibility that there are sub-populations or individuals in whom the efficacy of the drugs will differ.

None of these observations preclude the possibility that some ER- tumors are prevented and that some ER- tumors may be stimulated by exposure to tamoxifen.

Importantly, none of these observations depends strongly on the specific carbon source we used in our minimal chemical environments.

If none of the sensors' observations are censored, then the optimal NP test in the centralized case is applied.

None of the above observations were substantially altered by changing the definition of a positive SPT (MWD ≥3 mm), by using serum specific IgE to define sensitisation (using a cut off of 0.35 or 0.70 kU·L−1), by restricting the sample to those who had asthma symptoms in the past year or by including the month of interview (and SPT) as a potential confounder.

None of these observations are revelatory, but seeing how socioeconomic inequality, the aftershocks of lingering racism and shortsighted corrections policies play out in these men's lives gives this book emotional power and political relevance, particularly at a time when the penal system is lurching ever more toward punitive warehousing at the expense of rehabilitation.