Sentence examples for findings reading from inspiring English sources

The PIRg members were active discussants in the analysis of the findings, reading through interview transcipts, annotating their reactions and thoughts to what was being said and identifying themes across the interviews and across the care homes; in meetings with the research team these informed the themes developed in the qualitative analysis (undertaken with the data software programme NVIVO).

The hundred and two pages of D.O.J. findings read like a script about police corruption: a man who is sitting in his car after playing basketball in a public park is detained by an officer, accused of being a pedophile, and given eight citations.

SPECT/CT findings were then compared with the plain radiographs, with planar bone scan findings as well as plain radiographs plus planar bone scan findings read combined.

In that respect, she had some influence on the PENS Task Force report," the Hoffman findings read.

All authors contributed to the interpretation of findings, read and approved the final manuscript.

All authors commented on the draft and the interpretation of the findings, read and approved the final manuscript.

All authors contributed to the writing of the manuscript, reviewed the study findings, read and approved the final version before submission.

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