Sentence examples for the principal finding 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.

Correction: July 8 , 2001 Sunday An article last Sunday about the changing nature of affirmative action misstated the principal finding of the Supreme Court's 1978 Bakke decision.

"The principal finding of these studies is that your fitness level when you're young is highly predictive of heart disease risk 30 to 40 years later," he said.

The principal finding of the new study is "that this 7 percent is well outside the bounds of natural variability," said Francis W. Zwiers, a Canadian climate scientist who took part in the research.

The principal finding: "There are detectable changes in the brain even before symptoms appear," like memory loss or other changes in cognitive function resulting from repeated blows to the head, Dr. Bernick said.

The principal finding is a velocity-dependent but thickness-independent transition in array orientation in the "bulk" regime.

The principal finding of this study was that the students in HBNC were adequately prepared to plan and carry out rehabilitation activities with patients.

The principal finding of this "big data" analysis is that particles of typical low molecular weight (< 500 Da) API may be expected to have a median aspect ratio between 0.6 and 0.8.

The principal finding of this study is that for a specified adhesive layer thickness, there is any number of σ∗, Γ combinations that generate the same predicted joint strength.

The principal finding of the study is that a compactor with a vertical extrusion die that can apply a compressive force of up to 7000 kN will be fit for purpose of ITER Type A waste treatment.

The principal finding of the study is that for neophilic consumers, hedonic benefits seem to be significantly more attractive than utilitarian or symbolic benefits when the perceived level of unfamiliarity of the new food is high.