Sentence examples for has found low from inspiring English sources
BBC News has found low wages and poor safety conditions for some of those working in the industry in Georgia, the origin of most seed.
At least some troublemakers, it seems, have a flawed biological response to stress that may help set them on the wrong path: A new study has found low levels of the stress hormone cortisol in persistently aggressive boys.
A decade of Victorian research has found low levels of satisfaction with the hospital stay following birth.
In contrast, other research has found low levels of detectable polymorphisms for MHC genes in populations with lower diversity in neutral markers, including studies on fallow deer (Cervus dama) [ 18], northern elephant seals (Mirounga angustirostris) [ 19], great crested newt (Triturus cristatus) [ 20], and the black-footed rock-wallaby (Petrogale lateralis lateralis) [ 21].
"This underscores what our previous research has found — low-income students and even some moderate-income students struggle to provide for their basic needs," said Sara Gonerick-Rab, ofe of the study's authors.
Studies have found low rates of Parkinson's in people who tend to engage in high-risk behavior like smoking and heavy drinking, he said, and heavy coffee drinking fits that personality profile.
Two new polls have found low levels of support for President Obama and his economic stewardship of the country, with an increasing number of Americans saying that Mr. Obama's policies are making the economy worse.
Forced choice triangle tests were used to evaluate chlorine detection and acceptability thresholds for two common types of chlorine among adults in Dhaka, Bangladesh, where previous studies have found low sustained uptake of chlorine water treatment products.
4 Studies have found low levels of mental health in young people classified as obese.
Some studies have found high complication rates and others have found low complication rates after unicompartmental knee arthroplasty (UKA).
Previous studies of obese pediatric populations have found low socioeconomic status to be a potential barrier to attendance [ 11, 17].
