Sentence examples for been found that poor from inspiring English sources

In neurological research, it has been found that poor predictive capabilities are a basis for false attributions of actions, for example, for patients suffering from schizophrenia [38, 47, 48].

It has been found that poor zinc status is associated with an increased risk of insulin resistance and that a higher content of zinc in the organism can improve insulin sensitivity [ 26– 28].

Elsewhere it has been suggested that race or ethnicity may contribute to increased mistrust of healthcare services [ 17], but in the South African context it has been found that poor experiences of public healthcare facilities related to the lack of prompt attention and communication may be of greater concern [ 18].

NASA's accounting problems came to a head last year, when it was found that poor budgeting had left the agency with a $5 billion shortfall.

It was found that poor design and wrong material selection were the main causes of failure.

It also was found that poor fatigue performance can be mitigated by modest improvements in detailing practices and inspection methods, rather than by costly changes in design practices.

In a study on health-related quality of life among Swedish reindeer-herding Sami, it was found that poor mental quality of life was positively related to the consumption of alcohol for women but not for men (44).

Our findings are consistent with a previous longitudinal field study of household risk factors for Ae. aegypti in Machala, where it was found that poor housing condition and access to piped water inside the home were positively associated with the presence of Ae. aegypti pupae [ 22].

However, it has been found that a poor fit of the data to a beta distribution may result in a high frequency of significant tests when comparing models M7 and M8 even in the absence of positive selection.

As anyone who's ever set foot in a bookie's will have quickly realised, gambling is an enterprise that disproportionately targets the poor (it has been found that the poorest quarter of England's population spend double the money on betting compared with the wealthiest) and does so with minimal self-restraint.

It has also been found that BP is a poor predictor of OH during heart failure [ 8].