Sentence examples for secondary statements from inspiring English sources

For causal claims from correlation, 61/122 (50%) press releases without exaggeration had news uptake compared with 34/60 (57%) press releases with exaggerated claims (95% confidence intervals of the difference −9% to 22%; see supplementary SI5 for secondary statements).

It then presents a brief survey of upper secondary biology curricular statements from twelve education systems hailing from nine countries to see how they deal with the issue of the origin of life within the context of evolution.

This study used secondary data (financial statements) to identify industry standards for hospitals.

"The aesthetics was secondary to the statement," said Bonevardi, who, at forty, is the oldest of the four.

(This statement was originally quoted in HaAretz; I have only been able to find secondary sources repeating the statements, as here and here).

Willie Walters, programme director for fashion at Central St Martins, said the personal statement is "secondary" to portfolio work.

"Numerous clinical trials and real-life medical experience show Tamiflu is effective in reducing the severity and duration of influenza symptoms as well as specified secondary complications," Roche's statement said.

However, the company says in a statement, a secondary analysis of data from the mild Alzheimer's patients enrolled in both trials indicated that the drug did slow cognitive decline in this subgroup.

Participating schools (n = 3) were sent a secondary school plain language statement and consent form, to be completed by the Principal.

According to the American Heart Association scientific statement on secondary prevention of coronary heart disease in the elderly, these patients may derive greater benefits from therapy because of their greater absolute risk (53).

But the Kripkean argument above never commits to saying that all statements with contingent secondary intensions are in fact metaphysically contingent.[4] There is nothing so sweeping in the argument, which does not address claims that are unlike the theoretical identities under consideration.