Sentence examples for ones found that it from inspiring English sources

Young reporters, and some older ones, found that it was a sensible policy to join Whewell for a lunchtime drink in one of the city-centre pubs, where many newsworthy projects were dreamed up.

One found that it rose 10percentt among women without health coverage from a spouse versus those with such coverage.

Popularly known as CBD, it has been shown in two clinical trials to reduce schizophrenia symptoms without producing a high – one found that it was as effective as current drugs, with none of their terrible and sometimes irreversible side effects.

One researcher believed that these networks can be self-sustaining [ 23], one found that it was definitely not [ 30], however most simply used facilitators, or had facilitators emerge, throughout the projects.

Three studies investigated the women's education level and one found that it was negatively associated with discontinuation before the initiation of treatment [some college education versus college degree, OR 0.21 (95% CI 0.10 0.45), P < 0.001, Eisenberg et al., 2010].

Yet, if one measures the dispersion of random velocities of the Coma galaxies about the mean, one finds that it amounts to almost 900 km per second (500 miles per second).

Giving a close read to his article, which first appeared in the New York Times Book Review, one finds that it's not so much that he dislikes biography but that he disliked that particular biography.

When one actually goes back and reads creation science literature from the 1970s and 1980s, one finds that it, too, exhibited a similar "sophistication"—the same sort of limited, superficial, and quite peculiar "sophistication" found in ID.

We think our approach of segmenting the labour market by occupations is more suited to the study of immigration because when it comes to the measurement of education levels of migrants, one finds that it is often tricky to accurately compare education qualifications across countries, given the different education systems and arguably differences in the quality of education.

In further analyzing this relationship, one finds that it is strongest between the system's ease of use with regard to patients and the physician's use of clinical functionalities (see the correlations in Table  5).

One engineering officer who helped identify three of those underpasses told Haaretz that while the Israel Defense Forces had seen "shallow" Hamas tunnels in the past, the ones found that July "made it clear that we were faced with something completely different: wide tunnels with internal communication systems.