Sentence examples for the previous yes from inspiring English sources

Ads will send listeners to a microsite hosted by Absolute, where they'll be asked to create a Spotify playlist "to reflect the various stages of romance" (a step in the right direction from the previous "YES! YES! YES!" campaign).

Other model covariates included body mass index (BMI) (categorical, < 16, 16 18, > 19); hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection (yes or no); hepatotoxic medicine use (yes or no); strenuous exercise the previous day (yes or no); passive smoking (yes if exposed to environmental smoke > 15 min/day and > 1 day/week; no otherwise).

The jurors overturned their previous "yes" answer to question 4 regarding the 915 patent and the Intercept device.

The questions characterizing the current episode of back pain included the baseline dysfunction score (Roland score), the baseline bothersomeness score, if there were any of 3 types of activity limitations in the last month described in the previous paragraph (yes vs. no), medication use in the past week (narcotics, any other, none,) and pain below the knee (yes vs. no).

At the age of 24, 36 and 48 months, questionnaire data were available for the following indicators which were used as proxy for infection exposure of the child: attendance of daycare and doctor attendance for fever (>38°C) accompanied by symptoms of cough, runny nose, earache, diarrhoea or vomiting in the past year, and any use of antibiotics in the previous year (yes vs no).

SNP sources said the new survey would be as focused on why previous yes supporters had changed their minds.

It also found that while 12% of previous no voters were now in favour of independence, 13% of previous yes voters had switched to supporting the union.

The dichotomized explanatory variables included were, occupation of the breadwinner (self employed versus salaried), reported antibiotic use in the previous four weeks (yes versus no), reported hospitalization in the previous four weeks (yes versus no).

Second, if the answer to the previous question is yes, then why is there so little work on this issue?

(2) If the answer to the previous question is "yes", is this effect prevalent enough to manifest itself in a tangible proportion of gene pairs so that, e.g., the average (over all gene pairs) is affected?

Maternal occupation in the flower industry was assessed with two main variables: 1) occupation in the flower industry in the previous six years (yes, no); and 2) number of years spent working in the flower industry over the previous six years (total years).