Sentence examples for projects p from inspiring English sources

Red (on Left) = Projects (P); Blue (on Right) = Cores (C); Green (in the Center) = CCNE-T Leadership.

(B) Possible pathogenic mutations in Tibetan highlanders were significantly higher than those in East Asians from 1000 Genomes Projects (P = 1.89 × 10−4).

The table shows that core developers do send more messages with inclusive pronouns in both graduated and retired projects (p = 0.000, r = 0.64).

As shown in Table 4 and Fig. 2, Hypothesis 1 is strongly supported, as graduated projects have many times more messages sent during the incubation process than retired projects (p = 0.000, r = 0.34).

Powell-Moman and Brown-Schild (2011) note that "in-service teachers see direct benefits when scientist-teacher partnerships associated with professional development are used to develop content knowledge, along with scientific process and research skill through collaboration on research projects" (p. 48).

Post-hoc analysis showed that the reduction in outcomes was similar in the medium and larger projects (p = 0.875).

There was a statistically significant difference in the number of frames with snails before and after the project (P < 0.05).

Our findings indicated an increase in the initiation of XR-NTX (59% increase) and subsequent doses (89% increase) from Year 1 to Year 5 of the project (p < 0.001).

So, for the whole restoration project: P, =, k, times, s^{(1 + y)}.

When considered as a percentage of messages, again we find no significant difference between graduated and retired project (p = 0.45 for core developers; p = 0.10 for peripheral developers).

Further Driver et al. (2000) asserted, "science television achieves much of its cultural effect by the authority that the people in front of the camera project" (p 287).