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The phrase "extract findings" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used in research and academic contexts to refer to discovering and reporting the conclusions of an inquiry or experiment. For example: After conducting the survey, the researchers extracted their findings and presented their results.
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The meetups result in 1. local 'chapters' who publish into our editorial mix 2. extract findings for a trend report which can support our sales activities and press 3. Lead to a national event.
For example, some focused solely on one medium while others provided a combined measure, thus rendering it difficult to extract findings and compare levels of screen-viewing based on screen type.
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Apart from extracting findings that are generalisable across studies, we ask how academic engagement differs from commercialisation, defined as intellectual property creation and academic entrepreneurship.
Two reviewers independently appraised reviews and extracted findings.
These extracted findings were sorted into thematic categories based on common characteristics to arrive at a synthesis [ 47].
Two reviewers independently identified relevant publications, assessed quality using Critical Appraisal Skills Programme tools and extracted findings.
Emergent themes were identified from the extracted findings and GP and patient perspectives compared within each theme.
Evaluated on English cancer-related chest x-ray reports, the system extracted findings with 93%% precision and 83%% recall.
We extracted findings for Fbxl7 from two publicly expression gene expression microarray studies 30, 31 previously described in detail elsewhere.
A second, independent reviewer screened the titles/abstracts as well as full-text articles to confirm the author's extracted findings.
Two researchers independently extracted findings by interrogating each study using the following questions developed from the aims of the review: 1.
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