Sentence examples for repeated findings from inspiring English sources

Some investigators have been surprised by repeated findings that suggest dreams may be less fantastic or bizarre than generally supposed.

Throughout the meeting, GlaxoSmithKline was criticized over repeated findings by federal officials that the company had failed to conduct its Avandia studies appropriately.

Mr. Herbst and Mr. Ifcher set out to assess the body of research that led to the generally accepted "parental happiness gap," that is, the repeated findings showing that parents experience more depression and anxiety and are less happy in general (and in their marriages) than non-parents are.

In addition, international trading of agricultural commodities can result in repeated findings of contamination by the same GM line in many countries within the same year.

Of great concern are repeated findings of excess mortality in patients with bipolar disorder due primarily to physical illness, and of continuing disparities in the treatment of physical illness as compared with the general population (Roshanaei-Moghaddam and Katon 2009; McGinty et al. 2015).

That calls into question their advice to seek early screening, given repeated findings that show it makes very little difference to mortality and may lead to lots of people having unnecessary treatment. .

The paradox refers to the repeated finding that while overweight people are more prone to heart failure, patients with heart failure have lower mortality rates if they are obese.

A repeated finding of the trials was that minor variations in fabrication procedures, were found to have significant effects on distortion.

The repeated finding of a strong association between MRSA colonization and previous ciprofloxacin exposure demands attention and indicates that fluoroquinolones should be used prudently in institutions where MRSA is endemic.

This repeated finding further confirms the highly exclusive molecular characteristics of KIRC compared to others.

This repeated finding raises another critical question: Are back problems but one of the possible phenotypic expressions of an inherent weakness?