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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also found a narrow" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the discovery of something that is narrow in width or scope, often in a descriptive context.
Example: "During the exploration, the team also found a narrow passage that led to a hidden cave."
Alternatives: "also discovered a narrow" or "also located a narrow".
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The influence of the amination conditions on the polymer mechanical and thermal stability, porous structure and degree of amination was analyzed; it was also found a narrow correlation between these properties and the chromatographic behaviour of the supports.
In the UK, research on workplace MSD risk management practices of consultant ergonomists also found a narrow focus on physical hazards [ 34].
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The authors also found a narrowing of MCP JSD (-7.2%; not significant) between patients aged under 50 years compared with those over 60 years [ 16].
Twohig and Putnam also found a much narrower variation in their review of focus group studies in primary care research, with a range of two to eight groups per study [ 7].
The separatists have also found a way into the basement, with its system of narrow passageways leading beyond the airport grounds.
We also found a significant association of back pain with progressive disc height narrowing.
We also found a U-shaped relationship between retinal arteriolar caliber and DPN, with "suboptimal" arteriolar caliber (narrower or wider tertiles) associated with the higher prevalence of DPN.
We also find a convergence around a narrow range of issues in all media.
Ogawa et al. (2014) also conducted an MT survey in and around the Naruko volcano and found a narrow conductive zone beneath the Naruko volcano.
We've also found that a narrow definition of security is not enough.
We found a narrow unimodal period distribution with a mean period of 0.216 s.
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