Sentence examples for yes studies from inspiring English sources
The following sensitivity analyses were pre-specified: inadequate or unclear versus adequate sequence generation; inadequate or unclear allocation versus adequate concealment; intention-to-treat analysis, no versus yes; studies that provided medians of outcomes versus means of outcomes; and patients with mental disorders frequently associated with FMS excluded (yes or unclear).
Q. Would the broker have been better advised to look at some other factor to determine which mutual funds were likely to outperform in the future? A. Yes, studies consistently show that low expense ratios are strong predictors of better performance.
"The gift which YES study abroad offered me is that I was able to interact and make friends with people of different skin color than my own, people who had different ideas than my own, and different religion than my own".
A million ways to say yes study.
Studies that did not include GP73 and AFP in the reference standard were scored "yes", and studies that included GP73 and AFP in the reference standard were scored "no".
To obtain a score of "yes," the studies had to have a reference standard that consisted of at least ileocolonoscopy including histology.
London this month stamped its foot and got the government to give it £5m for a "study" – yes, for a study – into how it needed more concert halls to boost the ego of a conductor, Sir Simon Rattle, who wants a new £278m concert hall of his own.
The answer to both questions is yes, the study found.
Todd combines Heifetz-drilled virtuosity (yes, he studied with him) with a goofy eclecticism that has been most frequently showcased in his long-running work in progress, "Still Life with Microphone," which he performs just about anywhere he can.
And so yes, the study is a bit self serving.
