Sentence examples for papers which show from inspiring English sources
The Guardian has seen papers which show Deloitte was aware of the transactions and flagged them to Autonomy's audit committee.
"And now, the six degrees of separation, because of our social networks, is less than four – there are new scientific papers which show that the average connection is just 3.8 people now".
Nor is it sensible for people to "blame" their genes, even though Dr Di Rienzo's work is just the latest and most wide-ranging of a long line of papers which show that different people do have different genetic susceptibilities to diabetes and the metabolic syndrome of which it is a part.
The mother of a Hillsborough disaster victim has reacted angrily to leaked papers which show a senior police chief blamed "drunken Liverpool fans".
The "Pakistan Papers," which show that U.S. allies are "among the leading funders of international terrorism".
As if to emphasise the sense of how joyous the nation is to end the wait for quaification, there was an evocative photo montage in one of the papers which showed a bunch of kids playing football.
Among the main papers which showed no prognostic influence of EGFR-1 status (Van der Burg et al, 1993; Meden et al, 1995; Bartlett et al, 1996; Baekelandt et al, 1999), two included a large number of patients.
Mr Gorton and Guillermo Ordonez confirmed this view in a recent paper, which shows that higher government indebtedness makes the financial system safer.
Reaching across the kitchen table, he held up a copy of the paper, which showed a basketball player dribbling around an opponent.
I thought you'd be interested in this paper which shows that that disease-is-over quote is an urban legend.
The study's investigators tried for more than a year to publish their paper, which showed that there was no relationship between the genetic responses of mice and those of humans.
