Sentence examples for invariably report from inspiring English sources

But registry studies almost invariably report better results than studies with a comparison group, said Dr. Walter J. Koroshetz, deputy director of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.

Studies sponsored by Coca-Cola almost invariably report no association of sugary drinks with diabetes, they question the validity of studies that do find such associations or, as in the case of Global Energy Balance Network investigators, they find activity to be the most important determinant of body weight.

Three who have not been "snubbed" (as it's invariably reported) are Smith, Mitchell and previous winner Jacobson.

An interview with a movie star invariably reports that the subject was wearing no makeup, her hair was wet and she was snacking on chips.

I had asked him about his politics, because he became closely associated with new Labour, in part due to his links with the former minister Paul Boateng, who is invariably reported to be his cousin.

Depression and anxiety were highly comorbid with each other, as is invariably reported [6, 31].

Conversely, an increase of the pKa values, upon complexation with the CB[n] hosts, has been invariably reported at low pH values for guests holding protonated nitrogen-containing functional groups, [34 37] presumably due to stabilization of the protonated moieties by interaction with carbonyl portals in the CB[7] host.

However, very few studies evaluated the efficacy of different methods in selecting candidate SNPs for second-stage validation, invariably reporting a high percentage of false positive results.

Bounded quadrats have invariably reported high densities of herpetofauna [ 13, 21, 24– 26].

The C-AES followed a bimodal distribution, a phenomenon invariably reported in other studies [ 5, 7, 12, 20].

Youth consumed their habitual diet (invariably reported on a food-frequency questionnaire as ≥35% energy from carbohydrates) during the week before they were studied.