Sentence examples for results refers from inspiring English sources

Consequently, a large part of the assessment results refers to the quality of the index, instead of the quality of the search service per se.

Thus, each record within the survey results refers to a participant's opinion about the service for a specific search session corresponding to a single information need.

Moreover, the high uncertainty of our case study results refers to the high average age of the tree population, which had already reached an average of 80 years after 30 years of our LCA.

The majority of the analysed research results refers to deciduous forests.

The 1 X MMP concentration in droplets for these results refers to 1 ng/μL, while the 1 X substrate concentration refers to 1 μM.

The terminology "percent of vaccinated" used in reporting results refers to individuals who reported being vaccinated or on which the respondent said they were vaccinated.

Percentages after the gene sequencing results refer to percentage identities with a reference strain (4).

The IAAF replied: "The published allegations were sensationalist and confusing: the results referred to were not positive tests.

An article in Business Day yesterday about Time Warner's first-quarter financial results referred incompletely to the decline in subscribers to America Online.

The IAAF said: "The published allegations were sensationalist and confusing: the results referred to were not positive tests.

Most results refer to single turbine wakes.