Sentence examples for technical finding from inspiring English sources

Instead, Judge Carroll's decision was more technical, finding that the prosecutor, Andrew Thomas, the county attorney, who had denounced the courts as "race-based," lacked sufficient legal standing to bring the case.

Further, when comparing microarray to traditional plate-based screens both overlapping and distinct results were obtained, which is a novel technical finding, with discrepancies between the two approaches explained by differences in output measurements (DNA content versus cell mass).

Some 40 subsidiaries handle outsourcing projects, recruitment of full-time staff, outplacement support to help redundant staff find new jobs, technical support, finding temporary jobs for the retired, and managing benefits schemes for other firms.

The city Health Department concurred with the technical findings, although it did not venture a theory on a motive.

The police said, "The technical findings will be further analyzed, and the results will probably give police further leads in finding the criminals".

"They involve very complex, technical findings, and then ultimately they involve complex plant modifications in some cases," he said.

Finally, pros and cons of the new method as well as technical findings from the assessment are discussed.

An accompanying report documents more than a dozen cases in which the Administration allegedly suppressed or simply ignored technical findings that don't support its views.

The project delivered socio-cultural and technical findings to inform policy-making and service innovation for enhancing digital literacy in online self-representation.

This review compiles the main scientific and technical findings on the viability of using paper sludge waste as a supplementary cementitious material in the manufacture of future eco-efficient cements.

Marburger's reply was prompted in part by a statement released in February, signed by 60 prominent scientists, that accused the Bush Administration of suppressing or ignoring technical findings that don't square with its political views (ScienceNOW, 18 February).