Sentence examples for a classical finding from inspiring English sources
A classical finding in aphasic word production is that there are more vowel quality errors in unstressed than in stressed syllables (e.g., [ 23- 25]).
A classical finding stems from a natural experiment in which an entire community of American Indians experienced significant income increases as a result of the opening of a gambling casino.
In our report, initial laboratory tests allowed us to rule out DIC; PT was normal and only APTT was increased, a classical finding not reported to be associated with bleeding [ 8].
The mean IQR of the answers decreased from 2.8 weeks on round 1 to 1.8 weeks on round 2, a classical finding that could indicate that the consensus between experts increased [ 21].
At the group level, the increase in seroprevalence with increasing group size is a classical finding in veterinary epidemiology: assuming all animals in a given group are exposed to the same low-level probability of infection, the more animals in the group, the higher the probability that one (or more) of them become infected.
The classical finding of a transition zone [ 2] (CETZ) was considered being a positive result.
He demonstrated his method on a classical problem: finding all points P such that the product of the distances from P to certain lines equals the product of the distances to other lines.
A thin radiolucent line separating the tumor from the underlying bone is a classical radiographic finding [ 4].
For decremental PEEP steps, this finding is explained by the classical finding that compliance increases as a result of the release of overdistended alveoli until collapse increases and lowers the compliance.
Since the classical finding of auxin and cytokinin (Skoog et al., 1965), many papers have shown the effect of PGRs in tissue culture.
Second, we replicated the classical finding of stronger right than left hemispheric activity in face processing, as shown in lesion studies (for an overview see ref. [3]), and in imaging studies [42] [44], [62].
