Sentences with phrase «main findings of the study»

That's the main finding of a study appearing May 23 in Nature Communications that analyzed the relationship between top predators on three different continents and the next - in - line predators they eat and compete with.

However, one of the main findings of the study was that particles sized between 10 and 20 micrometres and with the right porosity were in fact the most suitable ones to be used in batteries.

These are the main findings of a study carried out at SISSA and recently published in Child Development that uncovers the early mechanisms of word memory.

This is one of the main findings of a study conducted by UvA researchers Claudia Buengeler and Astrid Homan, and Sven Voelpel from Jacobs University Bremen.

That is the main finding of a study to be published in the March 2017 issue of Academic Emergency Medicine (AEM), a journal of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine.

«The main finding of our study is that an all - hands on deck approach could be essential to restoring the massive amounts of milkweeds needed to make the monarch population healthy again,» said Wayne Thogmartin, a USGS scientist and the lead author of the report.

The main findings of this study suggest otherwise — learning to teach in difficult - to - staff field placement schools is associated with lower teacher effectiveness and retention.

In addition, an appendix titled «Next Steps for Industry Professionals» lays out ways in which the main findings of the study can be translated into action for those in the book industry.

The main finding of the study was that trees still grew even during a severe drought, but that was at the expense of using energy for tissue maintenance, defence and putting aside sugars against future stresses.

The main findings of the study, based on the 2006 Census, are that the number and average age of justice workers has grown in parallel with the labour force as a whole; the median age is now 41.

The main finding of this study?

Nor did it reduce the range, extent, or cost of treatment as usual: indeed the addition of developmental group psychotherapy to routine care was associated with a trend to higher costs over 12 months» follow - up (largely owing to two individuals in developmental group psychotherapy who spent substantial time in hospital or in the care of social services over follow - up — their exclusion in sensitivity analysis did not alter the main findings of the study).

In this chapter, we sum up the main findings of the study, and discuss the implications for new parents and those wishing to help and support them.