Sentence examples for general finding from from inspiring English sources
A more general finding from that work was that autistic traits were significantly raised in ADHD participants, a curious result given that a diagnosis of clinical autism was an exclusion criterion for participation in the study.
The study aimed at extending the general finding from prior research, that adolescents' intentions to use and actual use of doping substances are influenced by a set of beliefs concerning doping use, by also evaluating whether these belief systems influence changes in doping use over time.
A general finding from this literature is that incentives can increase student effort, at least in the short-run.
A general finding from the literature is that intentional weight loss improves cardiovascular risk profile but the effect on mortality is not consistent.
A general finding from studies of both human and murine retinoblastoma is that secondary mutations in addition to loss of RB1 are required for tumour development.
The general finding from this initial investigation is that the KEDRF is a promising analytical approach applicable to a wide range of bioactive agents.
Finally, I will present some general findings from the empirical literature and discuss some considerations and challenges of using Participation 2.0.
Based on the experimental results and on the general findings from the atomistic simulations it is concluded that an infinite fatigue life is obtained either when cyclic irreversible deformation is too small to build up the necessary stresses for crack initiation or when the formed crack nuclei cannot overcome the next microstructural barriers.
Of course, these general findings from Medlock and Soligo [21] can be challenged in several ways.
This section provides an overview of what kinds of studies on income-elasticity of healthcare were carried out and the general findings from those studies.
It presents general findings from the qualitative analysis of all claims in the sample (mixed data collection) and then focuses on the consequences for conclusions drawn from newspaper data (mixed data analysis).
