Sentence examples for principal finding that from inspiring English sources
One paper (PDF) has the principal finding that subsidising insurance increased visits to a Rwanda clinic by 0.6 visits a person annually.
Our principal finding that genomic word usage tightly constrains the spectrum of compositional variability between proteomes has further implications.
The principal finding, that CEA monitoring to detect asymptomatic recurrence was not associated with improved survival, was announced in a letter to the Journal of the American Medical Association in 1994 by Northover, the then chief investigator.
Despite the somewhat different conclusions drawn by the authors and the fact that sAPP α-dependent intracellular signaling events were not addressed in that study, its principal finding, that is, that APP is required for the antiapoptotic effect of sAPP α, is in line with our own observations.
The most commonly used genetic mouse models in this preclinical field and the principal findings that have emerged from these studies are summarized.
The two principal findings that emerge are: (1) Stimulants for osteoclastic activity are derived from both squamous-carcinoma cells and from host cells in the tumour stroma.
Our finding of higher nurse staffing levels in for-profit hospitals in combination with our principal findings that for-profit hospitals do not admit fewer uninsured patients adds to evidence that for-profit hospitals may not place profitability above other important aspects of hospital quality.
Our first principal finding is that external benchmarking can cause an auditor to focus on performance measures that are unique to a business unit and disregard performance measures that are common to multiple business units but not benchmarked.
Our principal finding is that five mouse models of ASD show deficits in delay eyeblink conditioning, a learning task that requires the cerebellum.
Given that efforts to exploit available fossil fuels continue to accelerate, the paper's principal finding - that "conceivable levels of human-made climate forcing could yield the low-end runaway greenhouse effect" based on inducing "out-of-control amplifying feedbacks such as ice sheet disintegration and melting of methane hydrates" - is deeply worrying.
Regarding the techniques themselves, the study's principal finding is that usability is not a secondary characteristic of persuasion i.e., it is not something that designers should consider after designing for persuasive effect.
