Sentence examples for though the study found from inspiring English sources

Though the study found no evidence to support the claim, one medical publication, The Medico-Literary Journal, nevertheless accused the Chinese of "infusing a poison in the Anglo-Saxon blood".

Nevertheless, these by-country models assume that the same variables and "causal mechanisms" are at play in all countries and that, as we have already mentioned, these variables have the same meaning across different contexts, even though the study found major differences in how the curriculum is structured in different countries.

Even though the study found LGBT teens are much more likely to experience harassment and exclusion, it also found that they are able to find safe havens and are optimistic about their futures.

Imputation reduces the amount of sequencing and data storage required, though the study found that fewer null mutations were detected in the imputed data set suggesting that some mutations were missed in these individuals.

Firstly, it provided users with a voice to curb potential overcharging (though the study found only one case where a user had relied on the SC to query the amount he was charged).

47 The mean total health service cost per patient was £181 (£70 to £434) more (equivalent to about €219, $287) for the thermal balloon system than for the microwave ablative device (at 2010 costs), though the study found no significant differences between the total non-health costs and health benefits of the two devices.

The average cost of the assistance was $1,545, the study found, though some employers spent up to $20,000 for expenses like hiring head hunters.

Only 11percentt of households regularly look to the Internet for coupons, up from 6percentt in 2005, the study found, though the Internet is proportionally the fastest-growing source of coupons.

In general, women seemed less well informed than men, the study found, though the AIDS virus is now spreading more rapidly among women than men in several regions, including Africa and pockets in Asia.

Those who had cataracts removed sustained 16 percent fewer hip fractures in the year after surgery than those who did not, the study found, though the youngest patients — those ages 65 to 69 — did not reap this benefit, and in fact experienced an increase in hip fractures.

The study found that though at the regional level, there is substantial recognition of the importance of and mechanics involved in climate policy coherence, this has not translated to policy coherence at the regional and national levels.