Sentence examples for the study rejects from inspiring English sources
noun
A state of mental perplexity or worried thought.
The study rejects David Cameron's 2010 claim that Britain is "broken", arguing that it rediscovered the importance and value of the family during the recession.
The study rejects the C-D as the preferred functional form (the null hypothesis), which suggests that the translog functional form is the appropriate one.
The study rejects this hypothesis as well, which implies that the joint effect of the explanatory factors significantly contribute to TE.
As regards research question two, the study rejects the second null hypothesis and accepts the alternative hypothesis: there is a relationship between students' writing background and their essay performance.
Going back to the research questions examined in this pilot study, as regards question one, the study rejects the first null hypothesis and accepts the alternative hypothesis that there is a relationship between topic familiarity and writing performance as measured by essay score.
This week the BBC's bosses responded to the study, rejecting its main recommendations.
Although this seemed a good deal for taxpayers and other tests seem to support this conclusion the authors of the study rejected such a finding because they found that their estimate was not statistically significant.
But the study rejected the contention that the soldiers were under orders to kill civilians, and instead ascribed the shootings to the confusion of combat and the poor training of the soldiers who had been rushed to the Korean battlefield from occupation duty in Japan.
Five of the seven men with the highest testosterone levels in the study rejected a $5 ultimate offer but only one of the 19 others made the same decision.What Dr Burnham's result supports is a much deeper rejection of the tenets of classical economics than one based on a slight mis-evolution of negotiating skills.
But the concerns raised by Ms. Sailors and other citizens about property acquisition issues and years of construction led Livermore leaders to favor a version of the plan that the study rejected: a 5-mile, $1.2 billion extension with just one stop, on the median of the 580 freeway on the outskirts of town.
