Sentence examples for results choice from inspiring English sources
AL, VG, JBG and GM provided clinical and scientific expertise on the bronchiolitis disease along the project, in particular for definition of objectives, patient inclusion and non-inclusion criteria validation, patient recruitment, interpretation of results, choice of concepts to be measured, and finalization of the questionnaire, and critically reviewed the manuscript.
AL, VG, JBG and GM provided clinical and scientific expertise on bronchiolitis's disease along the project, in particular for definition of objectives, patient inclusion and non-inclusion criteria validation, patient recruitment, interpretation of results, choice of concepts to be measured, and finalisation of the questionnaire, and critically reviewed the manuscript.
Extended Results Choice of UNC-45 Residues for Addressing Myosin Binding In Vivo Owing to the pronounced homology to β-catenin, the UCS domain of UNC-45 is predicted to bind part of the myosin substrate in an extended conformation.
It is critical that concerns about the current procurement approach, lack of adequate competition and resulting choice of contractor do not undermine confidence in the training.
Table 2 shows one example of the resulting choice sets.
The resulting choice sequences cannot be conceived as finished, completed objects: at any moment only an initial segment is known.
We generally are responsible for these efforts, he maintains, because they are influenced by character and motives resulting from our prior free choices, and because we generally endorse the outcome of such an effort when it succeeds the resulting choice.
In the stark terms of an experimental ethical hypothetical, the resulting "choice" would be posed as: Do you plow ahead, surely killing 10 pedestrians, or do you swerve hard, certainly killing yourself.
Understanding value representation at the intermediate level of computation promises insight into decision-making at the level of both the underlying circuit architecture and the resulting choice behavior.
Neither provides a clear definition of, or restriction on, the types of products chiropractors may choose to sell, leaving the interpretation and resulting choice up to individual practitioners.
The more frequent use of PPE by workers in the high and median HL groups might reflect awareness of auditory impairment and a resulting choice to wear PPE.
