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This conclusion was echoed by Lord Carter in his work for Jeremy Hunt.

But underlying the declarations by Twitter users of the victor in the debate were signs that the conclusion was echoed by their sources of information on Twitter.

That conclusion was echoed by a neurologist and a sleep researcher in an editorial that accompanied the study.

8 That conclusion was echoed by the 2007 2008 shipbound survey, which in one typical region found 82% of households had smokers, with an average of two per home.

This kind of conclusion is echoed in more recent evidence on distributional effects of minimum wages finding that a more generous EITC can improve the distributional effects of a higher minimum wage (Neumark and Wascher, 2011), viewed alongside the increased generosity of state EITCs in the 2000s.

This conclusion is echoed by in vitro experiments where hyperedited DNA was recovered reactions using ssDNA and baculovirus produced A3G [53], while neo-synthesized A3G in low molecular weight form, as opposed to that in a high molecular weight complex, is active on HIV [57], [58].

This conclusion is echoed by other publications in the field [ 8, 12, 20].

This conclusion is echoed by a more generalizable systematic review of 45 studies in heterogeneous cancer populations, of which 13 were randomized and controlled trials [ 4].

The report's conclusions were echoed during a news conference here by members of a coalition that since 1971 has pressed the state to do better.

These conclusions are echoed in research by Laura Biggart, a senior academic at the University of East Anglia, who led a research project into emotional intelligence and burnout in child and family social work.

Indeed, we noticed only a few discrepancies between the conclusions stated in scientific articles and how they are echoed in the media.