Sentence examples for which summaries from inspiring English sources

A Spa document recently sent to senior university staff, which summaries the views of admissions staff from around England who attended Spa surgeries in June shows that admissions tutors across England are very worried indeed.

But the panel said that the trial judge had gone too far in punishing the government by ruling out the death penalty and limiting the prosecution's case and that she needed to try again to craft a compromise in which summaries of the witnesses' statements could be provided to a jury without their actual testimony.

The number of counties on which summaries are based therefore differs by survey question.

The predicted presences/absences were then related to the observed presences/absences, and aggregated over all farms, from which summaries an odds ratio was calculated as above (Eq. (9)).

The predicted presences/absences were then related to the observed presences/absences, and aggregated over all farms, from which summaries an odds ratio was calculated by (1) OR = F + + × F − − F + − × F − + where F++ is the number of farms that are positive for both model prediction and observed data, and the meanings of F−−, F+- and F-+ follow accordingly [ 6].

However, consensus on which summary statistic to use has yet to be reached.

As expected, correlations between true and inferred risk are typically highest in the population from which summary statistics were derived.

But there are countries in which summary tax data of all citizens, whether politicians or not, is publicly available.

Data were compiled from the patient survey responses into a spreadsheet (Excel 2010) in which summary measures were prepared.

There were no statistically significant differences across groups regarding which summary statistic they preferred or in their confidence in decisions (Table 4).

However, no previous studies have evaluated which summary statistics best help people to make decisions that are consistent with their own values.