Sentence examples for a considerable finding from inspiring English sources
A considerable finding is displacement of the stomach, the transverse colon, and small bowel, by an extrinsic mass [3].
A considerable finding is that 40 of the 204 AD-exclusive proteins and 106 of 600 control-exclusive proteins were also detected in CSF.
It is a considerable finding that health professionals are a relatively poor information source accounting for only 23.4% of the group.
In support of our first hypothesis, a considerable finding of the present study was that the relationship between bLa and CR-10 was approximated well by two linear regression lines, indicating that an intersection could be identified for this relationship for each group.
19 Another considerable finding is the lack of significant difference of the ischemic heart disease risk between psoriatic patients and controls in a large population-based Dutch cohort.
The other considerable finding was the significant relationship (P=0.03) between LDL and psoriasis (OR =1.04; CI% 95=1 1.09) and in psoriasis the level of LDL was fourfolds higher.
The experiences and considerable findings in deliberative experiments show their possibilities in strengthening the capacities of the marginalized groups [64].
Beginning in the mid-1970s, neuresearchlonicognitiverch on cognitive deficits related to brain lesions has produced a considerable amount of findings related to the neural correlates of lexical semantic information and processing.
It was evident that there was a considerable overlap in findings with studies examining 'recovery'lived/subjectiveivexperiencece'psychosocialissues'ues'healthlth needs', and 'strategies for living'.
The report from the three psychologists talks of finding "a considerable quantity" of mercury in Rutherford's old room in Manchester.
Georgie, strong-willed, strait-laced and Methodist by upbringing, stuck stoically and, some observers thought, foolishly by her husband while maintaining a considerable intellectual independence and finding outlets in social work and feminism, which irritated Burne-Jones.
