Sentence examples for through dismissing from inspiring English sources

The difficulty is that the use of a cut-off for statistical significance (usually p = 5%) can lead to incorrectly accepting the null hypothesis (ie that there is no effect), through dismissing a result merely because it is not statistically significant (a type II error) [ 27].

Earlier this year, the National Assembly, which is Chavista through and through, dismissed him from his post on the Supreme Court and moved to charge him for a relatively minor crime.

The director of Radio Sahara, an independent radio station in Agadez, Niger, a town where the convoy was reported to have passed through, dismissed reports of a large military convoy.

It is intended to put pressure on the Maryknolls not to go through with dismissing Father Bourgeois.

Any artist must be able to look over their work with a clear eye, reading it through and dismissing this or that, and retaining the other.

He is unapologetic about the $1.35 trillion tax cut Mr. Bush pushed through Congress, dismissing criticism from Democrats that it plunged the government back into deficit.

With the focus of sea gulls devouring delicacies from the trash, we plowed through several homes, dismissing them as too this or too that and turning up nothing that suited our Platonic Hamptonian ideal.

So Randy Neil and Kara sent her through with Simon dismissing her as too one-note in her style.

As I agonized over the overwhelming amount of pain the individual must have gone through, I quickly dismissed the conclusions I was coming to, as I realized that I could not even fathom the weight of the hardships the individual had experienced.

It's precisely because it is that we cannot - as scientists also do when they want to get the bill through - dismiss it as just another technology.

Although much has been made of Dr. Dean's struggles to win black support, Mr. Jones said he would eventually break through and dismissed Mr. Clyburn's endorsement of Mr. Gephardt as overrated.