Sentence examples for withheld resulting from inspiring English sources

The general elections in 1970 saw a change of government, and funding for the yard was withheld, resulting in the closure of John Brown's.

These supports are often inadequate or withheld, resulting in feelings of despair and helplessness.

Medicine relies on evidence: future generations will look back on us tolerating withheld results in the same way we look back on medieval blood-letting.

Citing student privacy the state has withheld results for schools where 10 or fewer students had valid test scores.

The Iranians are withholding results of her medical tests.

Accusations of fraud surfaced, including that Richard J. Daley, then the mayor of Chicago, and his allies were withholding results from Republican areas to determine how many Democratic votes Mr. Kennedy would need.

The editors of 11 major journals today issued a joint vow to reject studies in which the sponsor was allowed to manipulate or withhold results.

The main effect of trial outcome (i.e., 'go' greater than 'no-go') is due to the fact that, on average, withheld responses result from lower levels of evidence accumulation than executed responses (i.e., trials in which the accumulated evidence reaches the threshold).

Judge  Swigert concluded that Ford "withheld the results of internal reports, studies and investigations" relating to unintended acceleration from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Though most major automakers in the United States announced their year-end sales on Wednesday, BMW North America and Mercedes-Benz USA withheld their results until late Thursday morning.

Researchers who were most likely to be victims of data withholding were those who have withheld research results from others, published more than 20 articles in the last 3 years, to have applied for a patent, or spent more than 40 hours per week in research activities.