Sentence examples for a true finding from inspiring English sources
If the inverse relation between age and tryptophan levels in the patient versus control groups in our sample is a true finding, we would expect to find different results in tryptophan metabolite studies of children versus adults with ADHD.
If lysis is seen in either CT imaging or radiographs this is likely to be a true finding.
However, tendencies were not even detected in sex differences related to the release of biomarkers, suggesting that this may be a true finding.
Based on the results, we cannot exclude that the increasing annual rates of incident clinical pediatric bipolar disorder reflects a true finding of increasing incidence of pediatric bipolar disorder on the other hand, the study cannot confirm this either.
If a true finding a possible explanation is that these are behaviors that are associated with a now older birth cohort.
The mortality benefit may be a result of selection bias and residual confounding, or represent a true finding; a hypothesis that warrants clarification by randomized clinical trials.
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Therefore, in our view, it is more likely that the finding on C5-TRAF1 in ACPA-negative RA is a true positive finding than a false positive finding.
This finding may reflect a true unexplained finding, an artifact of the sample (selection or information bias), or chance.
Further, the rs9297756 finding does not appear to be replicated in other studies, indicating that it is likely to be a spurious finding in DALS rather than a true heterogeneous finding across the two populations.
Such a nondifferential misclassification will tend to drive the overall effect toward a null finding (attenuated parameter estimates) but will not drive a true null finding toward an effect.
