Sentence examples for echoing results from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cannon is always shouting cryptic hip-hop slang into a handheld mike, and the echoing results can be hard to follow.
Echoing results from IDC's global device forecast last month, Gartner's numbers make more grim reading for Microsoft — the company with the most to lose as the old empire of the PC continues its slow decline, trumped by the price, simplicity and convenience of Android and iOS-powered mobile computing devices.
In addition to maintaining nucleosome-depleted regions, our results indicate that REST likely counterbalances RNA Pol II activity primarily through recruitment of histone deacetylase activity in undifferentiated cells, echoing results observed in human T cells (Zheng et al., 2009).
Those wins echoed results of the Screen Actors Guild Awards.
These findings echoed results from other population-based studies [ 48, 49].
Interestingly, these studies echoed results obtained when examining actomyosin ring stability.
These findings echo results from other studies, where lay counsellors also expressed similar discontent with their working conditions [ 19].
This appears to echo results in other sensory areas showing that tuning of inhibition is broader than for excitation (reviewed by Isaacson and Scanziani, Neuron 2011).
These findings highlight the limited efficacy of service charters to clients in these settings, mainly due to health system and sociocultural influences, and echo results by other studies in Kenya [ 18] and other settings outside Kenya [ 17].
Incidentally, our work also echoes results from Drosophila embryo where tension lines acting as genetic and mechanical boundaries have been revealed in the wing disk and shown to compartment cell identities (Aliee et al., 2012; Landsberg et al., 2009).
Our results echo the results of similar studies that tracked the outcome of low-risk births [ 7- 10], but contradict predictions of a worse outcome for low-risk deliveries in local community or small hospitals [ 11- 15].
