Sentence examples for result in rejecting from inspiring English sources

Machining damage due to excessive cutting forces may result in rejecting the composite components at the last stages of their production cycle.

The percentages in green and red are therefore the proportion of times we could expect our dataset to result in rejecting the null hypothesis of no effect and concluding that a positive (green) or negative (red) effect exists; we may therefore understand these values as bootstrapped probabilities that our dataset will produce these two statistical results.

Process induced heat causes workpiece shape deviations during machining and may result in rejected parts.

Testing both Hypotheses 1 and 2 resulted in rejecting the Null Hypothesis as the MCDM coefficients were greater than the Intuitive coefficients.

This resulted in rejecting the null hypothesis of independence between the blue-light irradiation and the number of opened stomata (P<0.0001).

This resulted in rejecting the null hypothesis of independence between the cell type that is irradiated and the number of opened stomata (P<0.0001).

Further responses indicated that experiences like these resulted in rejecting extracurricular sports as self-confidence and self-belief had been damaged.

"About 3% of the more than 500,000 shipments we made each year contained errors resulting in rejected bills," says Terry J. Reuland, supply chain manager for Thomson Consumer Electronics.

When an inspection by the producer results in rejected lots, the common practice is to apply universal 100% inspection to the rejected lot still in the factory replacing all bad parts.

As a result, his actions in rejecting even minor claims by the local inhabitants sometimes led to worthless litigation.

Although "use by" and some "best before" dates (for example on eggs) are obviously necessary, and in any case are required under EU law, sell-by and display dates just confuse customers and result in them rejecting products that are fit to eat.