Sentence examples for published a finding from inspiring English sources

Some research says parenthood makes us unhappier, but your lab recently published a finding that suggests that's not exactly true.

In 1995 he published a finding, which he later wrote that he could not repeat, that cotton-top tamarin monkeys could recognize themselves in a mirror.

For instance, once a scientist has published a finding and has his or her name associated with that result, there is pressure to maintain the apparent truth of the result, even in the face of evidence to the contrary.

A bit of history: for many years, LII published a finding aid for CFR, which offered tables of contents and facilitated a quick lookup by part and section from the eCFR website.

(i) The petitioned action is not warranted, in which case the Service shall publish a finding in the Federal Register.

Three economists at the University of Warwick in England have published a paper finding that happy people work harder.

Four years ago, my colleagues and I published a paper finding a 97% consensus in the peer-reviewed literature on human-caused global warming.

On Monday, the Government Accountability Office published a report finding that the federal government has been "slow" to get block grants to areas struck by disasters.

In 2015, Princeton economists Anne Case and Angus Deaton published a stunning finding: Mortality rates for working-age, white Americans have been rising since 1999.

Christakis and Fowler published a similar finding on smoking earlier this year.

Last year, the Centers for Disease Control published a study finding that more than one-third of American adults are not getting enough sleep on a regular basis.