Sentence examples for core finding of from inspiring English sources
A core finding of this work is that we are not primarily the products of our conscious thinking.
That's because a core finding of modern finance theory is that we don't need to beat the market.
The core finding of the Macpherson report was that of "institutional racism" defined as "unwitting prejudice, ignorance, thoughtlessness and racist stereotyping which disadvantage minority ethnic people".
However, Ms. Reinhart and Mr. Rogoff stubbornly maintain that "growth is about 1 percentage point lower when debt is 90percentt or more of gross domestic product," a core finding of their 2010 paper.
For the moment, almost all of the independent research jibes with the core finding of federal, state and city health and environmental officials: that only people working for a prolonged period in the 16-acre attack site face a significant health risk, and then only if they are not wearing protective masks and clothing.
The core finding of our study was that the cross-section of the femoral insertion side of the graft was not round, but oval (ellipticity was 1.25 ± 0.13 at 7.5 mm and 1.17 ± 0.07 at 15 mm from the edge of graft, respectively).
However, this view ignores two core findings of the economic systems literature: first, that mobility patterns are institutional microsystems that need to be complementary to other institutions in the labour market; and second, that new industries may be characterised by incremental and complex innovation.
We have subjected our core findings of Table 4 to a number of robustness checks.
Nonetheless, the core findings of Alipay's report make for interesting reading into how the dynamics of China's tech space are shifting as mobile internet access grows.
Nonetheless, the core findings of Alipay's report make for interesting reading into how the dynamics of China's tech space are shifting as mobile internet access grows.
