Sentence examples for a follow-up study found from inspiring English sources

The original work focused on Denmark, but a follow-up study found that, in the United States, having a child could set a woman's earnings back about 31percentt.

But a follow-up study found that the supposed magnetoreceptors were in fact scavenger immune cells that had nothing to do with the neural system.

What's more, a follow-up study found that more typical brain responses correlated "with near perfect accuracy" with higher scores on a range of cognitive tests at age 4, and even higher scores at age 6, Kuhl says.

A follow-up study found that the same strain, dubbed "clonal group A," also caused about 40% of resistant infections in two smaller study sites in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and Minneapolis, Minnesota.

A follow-up study found an even greater variation in math grades.

A follow-up study found even more staggering results, with a 70percentt defect rate in the "agree" designations.

However, a follow up study found a dramatic deterioration in its performance [42].

A 2015 follow-up study found that less than a third of 11th-graders felt engaged.

A Dutch follow-up study found that ambulance personnel scored significantly higher on subscales measuring psychological emotional demands [ 9], which is in accordance with our findings.

However, it is of interest to note that a recent follow-up study found lower sperm counts and increased LH and FSH levels in 19- to 21-year-old males at the highest tertile of PFOA exposure in utero compared with the lowest (Vested et al. 2013).

In fact, a recent GWAS follow-up study found an association of rs310746, an intergenic SNP 70 kb upstream of the PPARG locus, with SSc nearly reaching genome-wide significance [ 13] and larger meta-analyses will be required to elucidate this.