Sentence examples for old findings from inspiring English sources

Even the new interpretation given to some of the old findings seems groundless.

The latest social services report relating to the separated couple's children was 25 months old; findings of fact made in the divorce proceedings were beyond the 24-month deadline.

But Gage and other scientists revisited old findings and discovered that adult mice, rats and humans did, in fact, experience the birth of new neurons — but only in two very specific parts of the brain: in the olfactory bulb, where smells are registered, and in the hippocampus, a curl of tissue that controls memories and is functionally linked to parts of the brain that regulate emotion.

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This study was conducted with patients of 18 to 65 years old; findings could be different in populations with younger individuals or elderly people.

GE: I looked at the psychological well-being of 24-year-olds in relation to their family income when they were 9 years old, finding relationships with a number of mental health and cognitive outcomes.

Psychologist Laurie O'Brien elegantly used the old finding about arousal and dominant responses to bear on this question (you can get the article, co-authored with Chris Crandall, here).

Diet Revisited The new dietary advice is actually based on a rather old finding that predates the mantra to eat a low-fat diet.

Ten years old finding love in dirty magazines / Ms. December you remember I bought you twice / Now I'm thirty plus and still paying the price".

The simplest explanation for the dangers comes from an old finding in social science, which goes by the name of "group polarisation".