Sentence examples similar to echoing a previous age from inspiring English sources

Individuals who did not exercise had higher odds of developing depression than those who did, echoing a previous study [ 11].

In a previous age he would have been a missionary... or a martyr".

"Streetcars are both charming and a link to a previous age," she says.

The lawsuit echoes a previous lawsuit filed in 2015 that also named Airbnb as a defendant.

Our findings partially echo a previous study, which finds that clinicians target biomedical problems more than sociobehavioral factors, such as access or social support (22).

Our finding that internal noise reduces with age echoes a previous study in the auditory domain which reported higher internal noise in children aged 6 11 years compared to adults (Buss et al., 2006), as well as reports of increased levels of internal noise in infants (Skoczenski and Norcia, 1998).

This echoes a previous smaller study with a mean follow-up of 27 months [ 49].

This echoes a previous finding indicating that online bullying is a form of behaviour distinct from offline bullying [ 29], although another study suggests otherwise [ 30].

This echoes a previous suggestion that, in many situations, the effort involved in modeling exposures may exceed that required to collect measurements [ 20].

"Nobody expects Congress to xerox our budget," Baer said, echoing a remark the President had made the previous evening.

Her comments echo a number of claims of age discrimination in drama in recent years.