Sentence examples for concluded we found from inspiring English sources

The authors concluded: "We found no correlation between the mortality and the extent of graying of the hair or baldness or facial wrinkles in either of the sexes, irrespective of age.

A third study concluded:  "We found some, albeit very limited, indications that in certain cases mobile phone messaging interventions may provide benefit in supporting the self-management of long-term illnesses".

The report concluded, "We found that, on the whole, few if any employees worked exactly 16 hours a day, every day, for 90 days straight, within the meaning of the term 'work' as it is used in applicable regulations and policies".

The analysis of GCSE performance in selective state schools, carried out by the Education Policy Institute, concluded: "We find no evidence to suggest that overall educational standards in England would be improved by creating additional grammar schools".

The study concluded: "We find a significant fraction of firms that appear to be able to successfully avoid large portions of the corporate income tax over sustained periods of time.

Or, as the Acpo research concluded: "We find a strong positive relationship between total offences and total detections as it stands to reason that the more offences you have, the more there are available to detect.

Economists at the Federal Reserve recently posed the question, "The Subprime Crisis: Is Government Housing Policy to Blame?" They sifted the arguments and concluded: "We find little evidence" that government policy "played a significant role in the subprime crisis".

The authors concluded: "We find strong evidence that Members of the House have some type of non-public information which they use for personal gain".

They praised Gould for his "staunch opposition to racism" but concluded, "we find that Morton's initial reputation as the objectivist of his era was well-deserved".

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To conclude, we found that different resource distributions affected wounds, body weight gain and physical aggression during feeding in pair housed silver fox vixens.