Sentence examples for curious findings from inspiring English sources

An inspection of Mr. Timbers's own private Neverland (his 30th-floor apartment overlooking the theater district) reveals some curious findings.

But do these curious findings really mean we should support new coal export terminals on the West Coast, abandon healthy foods and stop downloading video games?

But a study of people who actually went to the games, done in 1998 by the city's Independent Budget Office, came up with some curious findings.

Senate aides reported curious findings, apart from the usual abandoned car keys, cartons of spoiled milk, and yellowing newspapers with bioterror headlines.

The subconscious nature of emotional mirroring might explain one of the more curious findings in their research: If you want to be happy, what's most important is to have lots of friends.

Curious findings from DNA samples of 5,620 men and women born in Finland in 1966: men who are unemployed for more than two years are more likely to show signs of aging.

Plant remains are also helping to explain a curious finding in analyses of human remains from the sites.

Expectations also lie behind the curious finding that performing household chores makes men statistically less likely to become depressed but contributes to depression in women.

This is a curious finding; the apparent lack of a direct correlation between non-exponentiality and fragility in cross-linking PPO networks may reflect the length scale of relaxation and warrants further investigation.

In one trial funded by Sangamo Therapeutics, however, researchers reported a curious finding: Although the infusion did not cure H.I.V. infection, the amount of virus in the body seemed to decline by a thousandfold.

It reported a curious finding: whereas bioethicists like to make the distinction between changes that will and won't be inherited by future generations, the survey respondents didn't.