Sentence examples for but our study found from inspiring English sources

But our study found that, contrary to this portrait, even the poor and illiterate in Afghanistan believe in the language of democracy more than the language of the gun, and have demonstrated this enthusiasm in ways that most Westerners have yet to notice.

"But our study found it can be less productive for clubs in the top half who may have less to play for than those fighting relegation". Of the 60 managerial changes examined, 46 were sackings, nine were resignations or departure by mutual consent, three were signed by other clubs and two were interim managers.

We speculated that depression might be associated with use of NSAIDs and opioids, but our study found that depression predicted NSAIDs use and anxiety, but not depression, predicted opioid use after primary TKA.

But our study found that there was no significant statistical difference in the AUCs of weight-to-height ratio and WC, suggesting that waist-to-height ratio and WC has the same value for detecting NAFLD.

But our study found that public general hospitals in Shanghai had low compliance with national clinical pathways for 5 common conditions (pneumonia, AMI, heart failure, cesarean section, type-2 diabetes).

China's model of routine screening at methadone clinics expanded access to HIV and HCV test among drug users, but our study found more than 20% of individuals seen at methadone clinics were still not screened for HIV or HCV.

"Some members of the medical community argue that doctors simply shouldn't ask patients about their ancestry because it has no genetic meaning," Feldman noted, "but our study finds that self-reported ancestry and genetic ancestry are largely coincident, so patient interviews can be very useful.

Conventionally, general privacy protection technologies are classified into three major categories, i.e., privacy by policy, privacy by statistical analysis, privacy by cryptography [4], but our study find that various architectural models should be divided into two major fields, i.e., cryptographic and non-cryptographic approaches.

The calculation indicated 12 expected active TB cases but instead our study found 20 cases, which was much higher than estimated (RR = 1.67, 95%CI = 1.02-2.57).

Similarly to Nyman and colleagues we did not find social isolation to be significantly associated with use of an alarm, but rather our study found that being socially isolated from family appeared to reduce the likelihood of purchasing an alarm.

Our study found positive but not statistically significant association between overweight/obesity with DR. Having chronic non-communicable diseases (hypertension, renal and heart diseases) and self-reported high blood glucose level were not significantly associated with DR in the multivariate analysis.