The phrase "a corresponding finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a result or conclusion that aligns with or relates to another piece of information or data.
Example: "The study revealed a significant increase in productivity, and a corresponding finding was noted in employee satisfaction levels."
Alternatives: "an associated result" or "a related conclusion".
A corresponding finding was not recorded systemically.
A corresponding finding was observed in the Northern Finland 1966 Birth Cohort Study in which the metabolic syndrome defined according NCEP criteria was not associated with depressiveness and anxiousness in 31-year-old adults (11).
A corresponding finding was recently reported from a well-performed study in decompensated heart failure patients [ 35], where subjects aggressively treated with diuretics had worse renal function, but 180-day mortality was reduced in these subjects, when compared to subjects treated more conservatively.
In contrast, the evaluated software navigates to a certain finding and specifically indicates it by placing a crosshair on the corresponding finding.
Our corresponding finding that HcpA bound plasmin leads to a decrease of C3b molecules on the surface of B. recurrentis may represent a novel mechanism, by which spirochetes interfere with C3b deposition on their cell surface and moreover could escape phagocytosis.
"The effect of the corresponding finding of guilt by the court is the same as with a straight guilty plea".
The corresponding finding in Japan was 97% [ 36].
The reason for this is the same as that for the corresponding finding in the cow model.
The lesion tracking software facilitates side-by-side comparison of consecutive examinations by indicating corresponding findings with a crosshair.
*Two-related samples test ¤ Cohen's d is the between group effect size In contrast, HADS-A showed a correlation of 0.75 and an effects size of 0.80, and the corresponding findings for HADS-D were 0.79 and 0.67, respectively.
We describe a case of a patient with intraocular lymphoma secondary to recurrent PCNSL with corresponding findings on spectral domain optical coherence tomography (Spectralis HRA+OCT®, Heidelberg, Vista, CA).
