Sentence examples for introduced findings from inspiring English sources

Zhimin (James Luu, from MDACC, introduced findings of his group on how cancer cell metabolism is regulated.

Felson describes a model for bias in meta-analytic research identifying three stages at which bias can be introduced: finding studies, selection of studies to include and extraction of data.[ 46].

This paper introduces findings from the Recycling by Design Research Project (Phase I) (see note 11).

Here I saw many of the new elements the title was introducing: finding raw materials and using them as weapons and health restoration, hunting game animals with my bow and arrows, watching my stamina meter carefully as I scaled cliffs and sprinted through grassy plains, and encountering a Mokoblin enemy encampment I could loot for treasure and food.

Last year she personally introduced her findings to the director of the reserve.

She introduced her findings in the sprawling four-volume dissertation for her Ph.D., which she earned from Columbia University in 1981.

The New York City schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, who introduced the findings at the National Press Club in Washington, said the study vindicated the idea that the root cause of test-score disparities was not poverty or family circumstances, but subpar teachers and principals.

A questionnaire form that has been designed based on this idea is introduced and findings of the questionnaire study about marketing perception of Turkish contractors as well as general marketing practices in the Turkish construction industry have been reported.

This implies that more 3+ metal ions exist in the sample when Pr is introduced; similar findings have been observed in our previous work [11].

Because the PIP study was started before highly active antiretroviral treatment was introduced, the findings may not apply now.

37 While this study introduced novel findings, the sample size was fairly small, and all participants were healthy, young (mean age 24), and premenopausal.