Sentence examples for study dismissed from inspiring English sources
While the managers in our study dismissed salespeople's knowledge, the salespeople we interviewed clearly understood that prices may reflect underlying cost structures of the company.
The authors of the original study dismissed these objections and suggested that the SSA study relied on cherry-picked training providers and on too short a period of analysis (Ross 2011).
However, a later study dismissed the association of the rs1799950 SNP with breast cancer [ 22].
Conversely, not a single provider in this study dismissed antibiotic resistance as being a minor issue, and several expressed grave concerns about antibiotic resistance based on their own experiences.
In December, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation published a study dismissing this notion of a "culture of worklessness".
The study dismisses another blimpish idea, though: that of pumping sulphurous chemicals up a long pipe held aloft by a large tethered balloon.
Piper is equally critical of the Vermont study, dismissing it along with others as "examples of why we can't leave the computational study of culture to the computer scientists".
The study dismisses fears that "the threshold for the use of force will be lowered by the availability of RPAs (Remotely Piloted Aircraft) to UK Armed Forces" but cautions that it depends on "parliament playing its proper oversight function".
Piper is equally critical of the Vermont study, dismissing it along with others as "examples of why we can't leave the computational study of culture to the computer scientists". He adds: "They are going to be important partners for sure, but their ability to talk about literature and culture in meaningful ways is pretty limited – the results are awfully reductive, or opaque," he says.
Over the past two decades, dozens of possible genes and single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs or "snips") have been identified as possible candidates, but the current study dismisses them all.
"There's not a sense of urgency about it". As reported, the study dismisses the idea of a fee on imported oil on grounds that it would do more harm to the economy than good.
