Sentence examples for rejected that is from inspiring English sources
He rejected both the smooth, all-over lighting and classical balance of Raphael and the distorted mannerism of Michelangelo and his followers - rejected, that is, the dominant traditions of Italian painting in the late Renaissance.
And all the random data is rejected, that is to say, nearly no recognized result on random data is accepted.
In the network presentation we used here, the width of a link is proportional to the inverse of the non-rejection rate, which indicates the confidence with which the hypothesis of null partial correlation is not rejected, that is, the chance of the edge not existing in the graph is the smaller the smaller the non-rejection rate is.
In both years, the null hypothesis is rejected, that is, the rural and urban probabilities differ significantlyi.
It does say, however, that the null hypotheses cannot be rejected; that is, that random effects and/or data biases account for the pattern recovered (implicit in all phylogenetic analyses).
Each data set is then analyzed by both parametric and non-parametric methods in order to calculate the proportion of times the null hypothesis is rejected (that is, the power) [ 5- 7].
Particles were rejected that were found after refinement to have changes in any of these parameters by more than 2σ.
It voted to reject – that is, explicitly reject – bills on 22 occasions.
Although Madrid has rejected that, we are not disheartened.
Clegg rejected that, saying there was no formal link.
