Sentence examples for results posed from inspiring English sources

The Food Standards Agency said Thursday that its tests on Findus's beef lasagna were part of an investigation into mislabeled meat and that there was no evidence the results posed a food safety risk.

Interpretation of tuberculin skin test results posed particular difficulty for the participating medical residents.

The fact that satisfaction to ANC services is subjective, the results posed a potential limitation.

These results posed the question of how cells convert extracellular concentration into proportional periods of signal transduction.

This caused at least one participant to be concerned, although currently there are no human health studies to indicate whether or not her results posed health risks for her or her child: The participant who had the second-highest result was really pretty blown away by it.

And they suggest that sharpening up schools can especially help minority children.These results pose a new challenge to Mr Bush.

I don't know that it is surprising — but it is eagerly anticipated," he said of the Rosetta research, adding that the results pose an intriguing question.

The survey results pose challenges for Hogan-Howe, commissioner of the Met, and also for the home secretary, Theresa May, who has said police face further budget cuts.

Jacobson of the University of California, who believes that the work of Hatemi, McDermott, Fowler, Alford, Hibbing and others is producing valid results, poses the key question: What we do with this knowledge is another matter.

And now, after Mr. Lazio's run for the Senate provoked a mad scramble for his seat, Tuesday's results pose an intriguing question for the November election: Will the district -- whose population is overwhelmingly white -- make history by electing the first Republican black woman ever to serve in the House?

These results pose an insight into the inherent water transport characteristics in the CNT confined space.