Sentence examples for a recurrent finding from inspiring English sources
The need for information is a recurrent finding throughout most of the reviewed studies [2,35,66,74,85,91].
This is a recurrent finding in empirical studies of retirement behaviour, as also found in Blanco (2000) where individuals with a high qualification try to delay the date of retirement.
However, gender disparities, particularly to the detriment of women, is a recurrent finding in correctional health studies, especially as it relates to weight gain or obesity (Clarke & Waring 2012; Gates & Bradford 2015; Herbert et al. 2012).
A recurrent finding among the low affinity FcγRs was that P329 packs between two conserved tryptophan residues found in all of the FcγRs (Mimoto et al., 2013b; Radaev et al., 2001; Ramsland et al., 2011; Sondermann et al., 2000)—an interaction termed the "proline sandwich".
A recurrent finding of BoNT neutralization in vivo is that oligoclonal antibody mixtures are more potent than single antibodies.
Chromosomal rearrangements involving chromosome band 3q26, such as translocations with various partner chromosomes or inversions of chromosome 3 are a recurrent finding in myeloid leukemias [1].
The only recurrent finding, coded across five participants, was a preference for having a pre-printed patient education form, instead of having to click on a link to the form to print it during the patient encounter.
This recurrent finding has led researchers to speak of an "immigrant optimism" (Feliciano & Lanuza, 2016; Fernández-Reino, 2016; Kao & Tienda, 1995).
The recurrent finding of 11q-deletions in NB suggests the presence of a tumour suppressor gene residing on the long arm of chromosome 11.
The recurrent finding of MRSA in the majority of individuals indicates true colonization or might be the result of contamination.
This recurrent finding suggests that when considering and planning studies, CAM researchers may tend to over-estimate expected treatment effect sizes.
