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Often used in the same context:
conclusions,
recommendations,
report,
study,
results,
observations,
assertions,
averroes,
contentions,
hypothesis,
facts,
statistics,
surveys,
research,
figures,
rulings,
evidence,
researchers,
allegations,
responses,
discoveries,
revelations,
data,
determinations,
assessment,
disclosures,
scientific,
inferences,
toxicologic,
testimonies,
epidemiologic,
proposals,
measurements,
guidelines,
theories,
analysis,
calculations,
investigations,
chromosomal anomaly,
outcomes,
indirect immunofluorescence,
remarks,
arthrography,
comparative psychology,
statements,
confounder,
decision,
arguments,
phylogenies,
projections,
views,
morphometry,
enteric bacteria,
prediction,
methodology,
chre,
authors,
comments,
aetiology,
neurochemistry,
antemortem,
occupational psychology,
evaluations,
perseus,
experiments,
criticisms,
rhinology,
scientists,
memos,
microfossils,
extrapolations,
reboxetine,
secretin,
colleagues,
actions,
statics,
unblind,
estimates,
compendia,
generalizations,
reanalysis,
polysomnogram,
position paper,
pronouncement,
imputations,
prevalence,
trends,
roentgenology,
petrography,
diagnoses,
verdict,
pathophysiology,
histopathology,
tabulations,
hipe,
experimental psychology,
null hypothesis,
suggestion,
psychosomatics,
physical anthropology,
orthopsychiatry,
immunoblot,
fmdings,
finding,
hypotheses,
tests,
features,
hallmarks,
indications,
appearances,
characterizations,
f1ndings,
predictions,
characteristics,
biographical,
ethnological,
narrative,
anthropological,
behaviorist,
behavioristic,
behaviouristic,
bibliographical,
critique,
diachronic,
dispassionate,
earlier,
emic,
empiricist,
enlightening,
ethnographic,
ethnographical,
ethnohistoric,
ethnomethodological,
ethological
Appears in the definition of:
advisory service,
date,
empiricism,
finding,
finding of fact,
general verdict,
neo-darwinian,
preserve,
quackery,
report,
study,
verdict,
written report
Also try:
— Adjectives for findings:
clinical,
similar,
physical,
empirical,
recent,
major,
experimental,
positive,
preliminary,
abnormal,
radiographic,
more...
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