Sentence examples for questions about results from inspiring English sources

While New York City conducts investigations when questions about results are raised at a particular school, the city's Education Department does not look systemwide for suspicious patterns on the tests.

Nicor added that its executives could not certify its 2002 interim results, as required by a portion of the corporate reform laws enacted last month; it cited questions about results at its gas distribution business, which accounts for the bulk of the company's profit.

The National Cancer Institute (NCI), which had questions about results for a Duke gene signature it wanted to use in a new trial, also began to investigate.

(Phase I: Patient 12, Practice 2) Receptionists are also unable to answer further questions about results or provide clinical information that is not included in the doctor's script.

Third were experimental questions about results that appear contradictory (why ryanodine affects Ca transient frequency but only affects mEPSC amplitude) or ambiguous (in Figure 1F, what is the relative sensitivity of the two different Ca2+ indicators, and why it is valid to directly compare data obtained using those different constructs).

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Five years later, those holdings having been deemed recovered, the questions were about results at the McCann Worldgroup, the largest Interpublic unit, which has lost some large accounts and undergone executive reshufflings.

For example, the neuropsychologist may share the report with members of the child's treatment and education team, and may conduct follow-up consultations to answer any questions about the results or the report.

Sequencing and amplifying technical controls to assess sequencing instrument, reagent, supply, and sample contamination may seem wasteful, but it might help to answer the many questions about positive results.

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Flor will include tools for analyzing past experiments and answering questions about experiment results or behavior.