Sentence examples for equally findings from inspiring English sources

To contextualize the identified prevalence of CAM use in colorectal cancer which affects men and women almost equally, findings are compared to CAM use by Danish cancer patients in general, and in relation to breast and prostate cancer, as examples of gender-specific cancers.

Our most recent Opinium poll had equally terrible findings for Labour when two key drivers of voter behaviour were tested.

The evidence appears persuasive, but Martin Hoerling, a meteorologist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Earth System Research Laboratory, said that it conflicts with other, equally persuasive findings.

While the most important parameter is likely to vary based on the assay, when weighted equally, the findings suggest that recognition element- and dye-functionalized viral particles provide the most attractive option for microarray detection and signal amplification.

A review of the literature, involving smaller studies, suggests equally interesting findings (Table 4).

A survey of American adults by the American Civic Literacy Program resulted in some equally disheartening findings.

Other investments with Save the Children, CARE and the Population Council show equally powerful findings.

Studies in the UK looking at other aspects of nutrition knowledge have had equally concerning findings.

Equally, the findings could reflect the time that black women migrating to developed countries had spent there.

Separately, the Levitin team found that children with autism essentially rated each nocturne rendition equally emotional, finding the original no more emotionally expressive than the mechanical version.

Finally, the faces of children and adults were equally recognizable a finding that has theoretical implications for understanding the relationship between categorizing and identifying faces.