Sentence examples for a study finding that from inspiring English sources

Correction: March 1, 2004, Monday An article in Science Times on Tuesday about a study finding that the effectiveness of the chickenpox vaccine fades after a year referred incompletely to the views of the lead author, Dr. Marietta Vazquez of Yale Medical School.

A report in the World Briefing column on Saturday about a study finding that Borneo retains extraordinary biological diversity in its interior misstated a size comparison.

To wit, our ridiculous experiment in abstinence-only education seems to be winding down with a study finding that it didn't work.

PETER GRAY, an anthropologist at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, on a study finding that fatherhood decreases testosterone levels.

The appeals court disagreed, citing a study finding that only 10 percent of Acorn's financing was federal.

My favourites from this year include: A study finding that dogs align their body axis with Earth's north-south geomagnetic field lines while they are "doing their business".

This plastic adds to the vast quantity floating throughout the world's oceans, with a recent study finding that up to 90% of the planet's seabirds have pieces of plastic in their guts.

The results agreed with a previous study finding that Thermafil resulted in significantly higher levels of pain than cold lateral condensation [ 16].

And an American study finding that hormone replacement therapies may increase the risk of cancer was a blow to Schering A.G. of Germany, which sells such a treatment and is due to report quarterly results later this week.

Filipi (2012) also conducted a questionnaire study, finding that a large proportion of participants believed the test items were likely to be more difficult when the question was written in the target language.

And as thousands will discover – some to their cost and others to their delight – when they hear their final exam results today, A-level predictions are notoriously unreliable, with a 2011 study finding that less than 52% of predictions were accurate.