Sentence examples for the rob of from inspiring English sources

We also meta-review how the RoB of observational primary studies is being assessed and to what extent the results are incorporated in the conclusions of research synthesis.

It should be highlighted that only one SR12 reported a low RoB for all included trials, and the other three SRs12,20,32 did not provide details on the RoB of the included studies.

The ROB of trials will be categorised as low, unclear or high risk of bias.

Sacrilege: "the robbing of God, the church, &c". Bullokar, The English Expositor (14th ed., London, 1731).

The robbing of our plural identities not only reduces us; it impoverishes the world.

Among the many injustices they have perpetrated, history must surely record the robbing of human life for ideological means.

The robbing of Teyuna by conquistadors happened in 1578, but for the mamo it seemed like a recent event.

Sacrilege: "The robbing of a Church, the stealing of holy things, abusing of Sacraments or holy Mysteries". Blount, Glossographia (3d ed., London, 1670).

Sacrilege: "The Robbing of a Church; the Stealing of holy things, or Abusing of Sacraments or holy Mysteries". Defoe, A Compleat English Dictionary (Westminster, 1735).

The Robs of DP 6 to 8 chitooligosaccharides went up when the circulating flux decreased.

The Robs of chitooligosaccharides increased with pH, especially for the monomer, dimer, trimer, and tetramer.