Sentence examples for article that indicated from inspiring English sources

Huffington Post recently published an article that indicated women won't make as much money as men for at least another 75 years - and that is simply too long to wait.

In addition to extracting descriptive information, we extracted statements from each article that indicated original research results, being careful to distinguish results from the researchers' original data, results presented from different research studies in the form of discussion as well as researchers' discussion of their own findings [ 22].

The inclusion criteria of salivary flow rate was set based on a feasibility study conducted in Japanese HD patients (data not shown in this article) that indicated the number of the patients whose salivary flow rate > 2 g/2 min by the Saxon test were limited, and even a patient between 1 and 2 g/2 min were found to be able to chew the gum for 30 min.

This is a reference to a Times of London article that indicated that the British government had failed to stimulate the economy.

The link now delivers the reader to an article that indicates it was last revised in August 2008.

She talked to administrators about providing grief resources, to benefit not only patients but also the hospital's bottom line; she showed her higher-ups scholarly articles that indicated candor about how difficult situations would not cost the hospital revenue by dissuading people from returning for future care.

In addition, there were several new key articles that indicated new changes in the field during this period of time.

As a New York City teacher of 35 years, I am continually amazed to read summer school articles that indicate the absence of air-conditioning for students and teachers alike.

The exclusion of citations referencing these moral correlate studies allowed us to more accurately map citations by fMRI research articles that indicate an additional and substantive engagement in questions arising from the ethics of research or its implications.

We discarded articles with titles that indicated non-randomised trials.

However, Crop Trust on Saturday twice retweeted a Popular Science article that seemed to indicate the situation was not as dire as had been initially reported.