Sentence examples for pop results from inspiring English sources

It's the hipster equivalent of the kind of overproduction that, in mainstream pop, results in autotuned vocals or a Matrix remix.

All POP results were lipid-adjusted and loge-transformed in the statistical analyses.

Although the individual samples were selected to represent differences in recent diets, there was no clear association between recent diet and the POP results obtained.

Kelefa Sanneh of The New York Times viewed that the album's combination of dancehall and pop resulted in "[Pon de Replay being] one [of] the summer's biggest and most seductive club tracks", but felt that Rihanna sounds "stranded" without a beat to sing along to.

On Monday night in the Bowl Championship Series title game, the Tigers added one more unexpected twist to their season of eye-popping results.

Species-specific exposure, metabolism and accumulation of POPs result in different concentrations and contaminant profiles in the studied species.

Clustering analysis of the predicted cytoplasmic and periplasmic POPs resulted in a clear separation of cytoplasmic and periplasmic POPs with a few exceptions.

Thus, it does not seem plausible that the correlations between XERcomp/XARcomp and the age-adjusted POPs result from remnant endogenous hormones in the serum POP fraction.

You can also pop the results out into their own window.

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She concluded by giving the example: "Like a mad scientist trying to create life, Gaga's experiment to fuse ART and POP sometimes results in overly ambitious deformities with six legs".