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Used with adjectives:
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We're learning about the important findings of the study."
(important, key, significant, main, general)
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His findings were very interesting."
(interesting, surprising, unexpected, positive)
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The early findings weren't very useful."
(early, initial, original)
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He disagrees with the new findings."
(new, recent)
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This report presents his scientific findings."
(scientific, clinical, experimental, research, survey)
Used with verbs:
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We're supposed to record our findings."
(record, write down)
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He will announce his findings at the meeting."
(announce, present, give, report)
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They published the findings of the study."
(published, released, revealed)
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I need to explain his findings."
(explain, interpret, examine)
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They won't comment on the new findings."
(comment on, discuss)
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Other studies have confirmed the findings."
(confirmed, contradicted, challenged, supported, replicated)
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The findings were based on many factors."
(be + based on)
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His findings suggest the need for more research."
(suggest, imply, indicate, point toward, confirm)
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The findings will lead to changes in the process."
(lead to, result in)
Used with prepositions:
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We are reading new findings about global warming."
(about, on)
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He questioned the findings from the recent study."
(from)
