Examples of using Key finding in English and their translations into Greek
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The key finding came from comparing the hormone levels from before the weight-loss program to one year after it was over.
The key finding is that sad participants were less often mislead by this kind of false information than happy participants.
The key finding of this exhaustively documented historical survey,
A key finding in this study is a pathway containing 97 differentially-expressed genes that contains a number of potential drug treatment targets that could particularly affect people with schizophrenia.
Another key finding of UNHCR's report was that submissions for resettlement increased,
The key finding is that after the initial release of nitric oxide,
A key finding in the Report is that climate change is emerging as the most far-reaching
A key finding from the crisis is that euro area membership has stripped Member States of some policy instruments without replacing them with others, centralised at the euro area level.
A key finding of this report is that the government used rockets
One key finding of the TI survey, conducted between October 2008
This is the key finding of a 2006 study on the professional value of the Erasmus scheme by the International Centre for Higher Education Research
Another key finding from the study indicates that the similar types of short-term complications including delayed healing,
Another key finding is that“Social Proofing”- the use of social sharing content to show friend activity directly on an ecommerce site- significantly increases shopper confidence in a retailer's ecommerce site.
Another key finding refers to how a high level of employee participation(whether formal
A key finding of the ESRB task force,
A key finding of the report indicates that of the more than 600 investors Colliers surveyed,
A key finding is the worship Temple of Artemis,
said the key finding was the mechanism that a genetic deficiency of NAD could cause birth defects.
This contributes to a deep sense of disaffection among Greeks, but a key finding of this study is that for most Greeks,
The key finding is that these children not only have inflamed joints,