The phrase "establish findings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you need to specify the research results that have been identified after analysis. For example, "The study set out to establish findings on the effects of overpopulation on wildlife and found a direct correlation between the two."
A post-positivist paradigm informed analysis, meaning we aimed to produce verifiable, accurate and consistent findings through the use of a selection of systematically applied research methods, including low-level statistics; we sought to establish findings through attending to recurring patterns within the data.
Finally, in the study there is a short follow-up period of six months because studies about the effectiveness of parenting programmes establish findings at least on the short-term outcomes of family functioning, parenting skills and a child's psychosocial behaviour [ 31].
Yet Warwick is almost contemptuous of established findings.
This agrees with previously established findings, that parental myopia is an independent risk factor of myopia.
These established findings should lead to a major reorientation of policies for human development.
The new theory does not challenge established findings about the roles of diet and exercise in heart disease, but just proposes another possible risk factor.
This review covers the key types of genetic research design, the methodology involved and emerging, and established findings in relation to child and adolescent psychiatry.
Brooks moves so fast that there is no opportunity to distinguish the established findings from the unlikely ones, and no chance to follow up on some of the more interesting claims.
Through ethnography, they will be able to compare their findings with the established findings elsewhere, so that they can analyse differences between the local scene and international landscape in matters related to gender.
Our work indicates that CX3CL1 and GM-CSF may represent putative biomarkers of inflammation associated with atherosclerosis, such as C-reactive protein, but are mechanistically tied to atherosclerosis based on the well established findings in animal models of atherosclerosis.
Despite these established findings, an open question concerns whether amplitude or latency patterns observed in the P1, due to increased simplification of cartoon images, are carried on to the N170.
