Sentence examples for past research indicates from inspiring English sources
Past research indicates that soil compaction affects crop growth and grain yield.
Further, although past research indicates that high promotion frequency weakens the effectiveness of exaggerated ARPs, we show that this is not observed when time pressure is present.
Most of the past research indicates that extramarital sex has little effect on divorce.
Past research indicates that African American students are punished more harshly for the same infractions.
We conclude that, while single movements may be planned optimally (or nearly so), as past research indicates, the movement planning system fails to maximize expected gain in planning sequences of as few as two movements, a limitation on movement planning that could be construed as a form of bounded rationality [28], [29].
In fact, our past research indicates that most drug treatment programs do offer HCV education in one or more formats (e.g., group sessions, individual sessions, videos, books/pamphlets) [ 21, 22].
The office stated that the consent form should have explained that "there is significant evidence from past research indicating that the oxygen provided to an infant can have an important effect on many outcomes including whether the infant becomes blind, develops a serious brain injury or even possibly whether the infant dies".
These results confirm and extend past research, indicating an urgent need for medication adherence interventions designed for people living with HIV who drink.
Despite past research indicating pain tolerance and threshold effects from orthonasal stimuli, the retronasal stimuli in the present study failed to replicate such effects.
"Given the past research indicating that disadvantaged students often suffer high rates of failure in college, lack in social preparedness, and experience difficulties fitting into colleges lacking heterogeneity, these results are striking," Zimbroff wrote in the study.
The current results, coupled with past research, indicate that there may be a distinction between cocaine exposure and d-amphetamine exposure on subsequent delay discounting; however, within-subject comparisons of cocaine exposure on delay discounting are warranted.
