Sentence examples for unquestionable finding from inspiring English sources
In light of previous interventional trials, the interpretation of the results of the UKPDS-HDS, rather than focus on the possible lack of BP legacy, should emphasize the unquestionable finding that CV protection, especially when hypertension and diabetes coexist, is more likely to be effectively achieved if tight BP control is implemented early (39) and sustained over time.
I do this by finding tiny moments of unquestionable joy and holding on to them tight.
As the real value of a degree in finding a job is debated, and graduates struggle to find work after university, there is an unquestionable need for other options, such as apprenticeships and school-leaver programmes.
Keane was a player and captain of unquestionable greatness, but he joins an ever-lengthening list as prominent figures within football grapple with the task of finding a pigeonhole for the prodigiously talented youngster Ferguson lifted from Blackburn Rovers for a bargain £16m in the summer.
The most evident and unquestionable result is the finding of a marked presence of UROM in all patients groups, compared with control subjects (Fig. 1).
Although the importance of animal models and connectivity measures in healthy subjects is unquestionable, it is essential to transfer findings from disease models to patients.
In this regard, recent findings place various miRNAs as unquestionable contributing factors in the pathogenesis of cardiac disorders, thus begging the question of whether miRNA modulation could become a novel strategy for clinical intervention.
His patriotism was unquestionable.
That much is unquestionable.
The show has unquestionable issues.
