Sentence examples for statements p from inspiring English sources

A natural — although, as we shall see, not the unique — interpretation of this disjunction is that not only does (at least) one of the statements P, Q hold, but also we can decide which one holds.

In contrast to the benefits of VFGs as stated by Spicer and Stratford (2001), when students were asked if they learnt more from an VFG and if a VFG should replace the traditional fieldtrip, they showed a significant disagreement to those statements (P < 0.001).

Less than 50% of patients agreed with each of these statements (p <.05 for all statements).

No significant differences were found between the two groups for the other statements (P > 0.05).

Table 4 illustrates the most distinguishing statements (P < 0.05) for each family of perspectives.

No significant differences were found between the two groups for the other statements (P > 0.05).> -wrap-foot> **Significant difference at P < 0.05 New technology has broadened the teaching methods available for learners.

Labels of classified products should also bear the precautionary statements (P-statements).

Participants were significantly more likely to agree that the tailored feedback was 'relevant to me' compared to the generic feedback, Fisher's exact: χ 1, N = 87) = 5.22, p = .03, while agreement did not differ for the other statements (ps > .05).05

The law of excluded middle tells us that there are only two possibilities with respect to a statement p. Either p is true, or ¬p is true.

For in that same statement (p. 47) it is said that 'provisions of the Radio Act of 1927 relating to judicial review have been included' in the bill.

See Disclosure Statement, p. 4. The Plan provides that Class P4-B, the 10% Senior Noteholders, will receive, in part, a Pro Rata distribution of New Exide Common Stock.