Sentence examples for finding was cited from inspiring English sources

This finding was cited by the Australian Dental Association who expressed concerns about an increase in dental disease nationally in this age group [ 7].

Researchers in Minnesota say they have discovered a new and highly versatile class of adult stem cell, a finding being cited in the debate over the use of similar cells obtained from embryos.

The findings are cited in an analysis of studies on nearly 82,000 men 18 to 39.

Its findings were cited Thursday by the top American diplomat for Africa as the best evidence that the opposition was the clear victor.

Dr. Davis and Dr. Koshiba, who led an effort that confirmed Dr. Davis's findings, were cited for "contributions to astrophysics, in particular for the detection of cosmic neutrinos".

These findings were cited and used by those who opposed the US bilateral pressures to amend the Thai Patent Act.

In the earlier review by Plak et al. [ 43] neither of the two reports with negative findings were cited.

26 Therefore, it would be interesting to see whether monographs and journal publications with significant findings are cited more often than those with non-significant outcomes.

Jannot et al. (5) retrieved citation counts of specific therapeutic intervention studies and found that studies with statistically significant findings were cited twice as often as those with nonsignificant findings.

Correction: In a Letter to the Editor on Ryan Lizza's "Return of the Nativist," the National Academy of Sciences was cited as finding that immigration had reduced the wages of U.S. high-school dropouts by twenty-seven per cent from 1979 to 1995.

"Different levels of preparedness among group members" was cited by 53.2% of respondents (n = 41), and "finding time to meet with people" was cited by 55.8% (n = 43).