Sentence examples for reverse finding from inspiring English sources

Now the Yahoo producers are doing the reverse, finding their biggest audiences and then building short Web shows for those groups of people.

About Susan Sontag's novels, which he likes less than her messier nonfiction, he writes: "As a writer of fiction, Sontag strikes one as having to proceed like Jackson Pollock in reverse, finding ways of coaxing spillage back into the confines of the pot".

Interesting, the reverse finding (A10398G mutation) was detected in thyroid carcinoma as well [23].

One study [ 26], however, had a reverse finding.

Previous readability assessments of dental practice leaflets have reported the reverse finding and attributed to this to the higher level of comprehension that is required to validate the SMOG test resulting in a higher score [16].

Of course, this hypothesis needs to be confirmed by the reverse finding of a greater benefit achieved through AO in right hemiparetic, left-handed subjects.

The Court of Appeals reversed, finding all six claims invalid.

The Court of Appeal reversed, finding that Concepcion preempts Broughton-Cruz.

A federal district court subsequently upheld the program's constitutionality, but the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed, finding that the program violated the Fourth Amendment, which forbids unreasonable searches and seizure.

And in still another case in which 'a state officer outside the judicial system' was given the power to deprive an indigent of his appeal by refusing to order a transcript merely because he thought the 'appeal would be unsuccessful,' we reversed finding that such a procedure did not meet constitutional standards.

Here the court reversed, finding that the statute did not preclude requiring T. Rowe to pay its fair share, and noting that the purpose of the statutory fee allocation formula (preventing free riding) should also prevent opportunism by a party who would seek to reap the benefits of an attractive settlement.