Sentence examples for one common finding from inspiring English sources
One common finding of studies on the combined effects of drought and heat is that a high number of genes are differentially expressed only by the combination of both stresses (Johnson et al., 2014; Rizhsky et al., 2004, 2002b).
One common finding is a link between relative sunshine and happiness: although people who live in sunnier places, like Southern California, are no happier than those who live in the harsher conditions of the Midwest, day-to-day variations in sunshine make a difference.
One common finding is that commuting is generally more favourable to large cities, since HSR reinforces the economic and demographic urbanization of the region.
One common finding emerging from these studies is that the SoP genre involves four essential moves (introduction, relevant background, reasons for applying and conclusion) and one optional move (extra-curricular information or career goal) (Ding, 2007; Samraj & Monk, 2008; Chiu, 2016).
One common finding is that increased P2 amplitude coincides with increased experience with, and/or improved perception of, the trained stimuli.
One common finding comparing our results to those of others [42]; [43]; [46] is a higher concentration of 2-hydroxybutanoic acid (2-HB; α-hydroxybutryrate) in T2DM biofluids.
First, A β-related plaques is one relatively common finding in the non-demented elderly.
This may contribute to explain why Aspergillus serology was negative in the first two patients and only weakly positive in the third one, a common finding in the presence of immunosuppression [ 17].
One common theme, based on the findings, is the need to take action based on the project outcomes.
The synthesising of qualitative findings does not amount to simply summing up or reducing the findings to one common conclusion, but rather is about enlarging the interpretive possibilities of findings [ 37].
One common clinical question is whether findings on computed tomography (CT) scan can predict presence of fungal disease.
