Synonyms for findings
find·ings

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1. findingsnoun

   a collection of tools and other articles used by an artisan to make jewelry or clothing or shoes

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1. findingsnoun

   Synonyms:
   shoemaker's tools and materials

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1. List of paraphrases for "findings":

   conclusions, results, outcomes, views, discoveries, outcome, finding, observations, findings, conclusion, result, comments, inferences

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1. Luc Arnal:

   In terms of potential applications, our findings could be used to improve the way we design alarm sounds. The same way a bad smell is added to natural gas to make it easily detectable, adding roughness to alarm sounds may improve and accelerate their processing.

2. Rodney Bryant:

   I want our officers and the public to know that I do not take terminating employees lightly. But I also understand that Atlanta Police Department must be held to the highest standards and with that comes accountability when departmental policy is violated, considering all the facts, I support the findings and recommendations made in this case.

3. Doug Brown:

   This is positive news as it shows that just one dose of this vaccine generates good levels of immunity and that this protection does not seem to wane in the shorter term, in immunology terms, this finding is not unexpected as we know that some other vaccines confer better immunity when the doses are more spread out. Although further information is required to confirm these findings for older age groups, overall this new research should provide reassurance around the UK's decision to offer the two doses of this vaccine 12 weeks apart.

4. Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan:

   The latest findings point to the Daesh (Islamic State) terrorist organisation.

5. Kimon Bekelis:

   These findings should alert policy makers, payers, physicians, and patients for this unrecognized and potentially dangerous source of inefficient healthcare delivery.