Sentence examples for the totality of the results from inspiring English sources

Rather, what is binding in law is the set of principles which best fit and justify the totality of the results in past decisions (e.g. Moore 1987, 201, 210; cf. Dworkin 1975, 110 23[10]).

Ten to twenty times larger error estimates than the initially assumed significant number outputs of the CRISP program are obviously more realistic given the totality of the results discussed in this section.

The totality of the results presented here are consistent with the interpretation that the most anterior regions of aI take part in general processes involved in goal-oriented tasks.

The totality of the above results suggests that the present CuO NWs are potential building blocks for assembling high-performance optoelectronic devices.

This indictment... does not represent the totality of the charges that may result from our continuing investigations of these accused, nor does it represent our final determination of the responsibility of others in relation to the same events.

Dr. Reinhardt said that Dr. Topol's view was not shared "by the totality of the medical community" and that the results show Prexige does not have the risks of Vioxx.

The totality of the design and the singular statement it makes results in a book that is as tactile as the textiles it features.

While some of Google's competitors might have suffered when Google made changes to the way it generated and displayed search results, the F.T.C. said, "the totality of the evidence" showed that "any negative impact on actual or potential competitors was incidental".

In the results section we consider alternatives to the traditional sample size calculation which use the current evidence-base as their basis, including approaches that consider how the new trial results will impact on the totality of the evidence-base and use criteria other than statistical significance.

Results showed the presence of sphingomyelinase activity in the totality of the extracts of T. vaginalis and principally in the P30 fraction.

While these results may point towards caution in using macrolides in late pregnancy, the totality of the findings needs further exploration for example, using meta-analytical methods.