Les résultats

evidence (n.) — preuve(s), éléments probants. There is strong evidence that regular exercise improves memory. Indénombrable : jamais an evidence ni evidences. Et ce n'est pas « une évidence ». findings (n.) — résultats, conclusions (d'une étude). The findings of the study were published in a medical journal.

phenomenon (n.) — phénomène. The northern lights are a natural phenomenon caused by particles from the sun. Pluriel : phenomena. breakthrough (n.) — percée, découverte décisive. The discovery of a new antibiotic was hailed as a major breakthrough.

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significant (adj.) — important, notable ; significatif. The new treatment led to a significant drop in hospital visits. Nom : significance, l'importance. reliable (adj.) — fiable. We need reliable data before we can make a decision. Verbe : rely on, compter sur ; nom : reliability.

inconclusive (adj.) — non concluant. The tests were inconclusive, so the doctors ordered new ones. underlying (adj.) — sous-jacent, profond. The report looks at the underlying causes of the crisis.