Sentence examples for provided unacceptable from inspiring English sources

On Thursday the commissioner of investigation, Rose Gill Hearn, said that "certain participants" in the incident had provided "unacceptable and patently false" statements to investigators.

Rose Gill Hearn, the commissioner of the Department of Investigation, said in a statement that "certain participants" in the sexual misconduct had provided "unacceptable and patently false" testimony in interviews on Wednesday.

However, using this unique threshold systematically provided unacceptable variability compared to the reference volume and relatively poor correlation with PFT parameters.

However, using this unique threshold systematically provided unacceptable difference compared to the reference volume in most individual patients and relatively poor correlation with PFT parameters.

Unfortunately, the application of PediaSat to our small cohort of patients below 10 kg of body weight provided unsatisfactory results: the PediaSat catheter provided unacceptable saturation differences, with respect to the reference ScvO2 values (-26 to 25%).

Results provide unacceptable low values for CFI, NFI, and NNFI.

In the case of RX J1856.5-3754 we find H and Fe spectra provide unacceptable fits to the X-ray and optical data, but we do find physically plausible results with a Si ash model for a rapidly rotating neutron star.

Last year, he apologized for providing "unacceptable" living conditions to residents of property he controls.

Unless further studies emerge suggesting that adjuvant chemotherapy provides unacceptable toxicity in the elderly, efforts to increase the use of adjuvant chemotherapy in older patients may improve overall outcomes, particularly in the setting of ageing populations.

"We have reviewed the video and determined that, while some of the footage provided shows unacceptable treatment of cattle, it does not show anything that would compromise food safety.

Although the disease-specific HROQL (KDCS) and generic HRQOL (SF-36) components of the KDQOL-SF were highly correlated with one another, a one-factor model in which the KDCS and SF-36 represented overall HRQOL provided an unacceptable model fit, whereas a two-factor model fit the data reasonably well.