31.   But the findings have not made him pessimistic.

32.   Dr. Keith Campbell, editor of the journal Headache and former president of the American Association for the Study of Headache, said the Yale findings make sense.

33.   That finding of malfeasance made Exxon liable for punitive damages.

34.   The findings have made headlines since April, when government doctors announced preliminary results.

35.   The finding makes them ineligible to receive any nonhumanitarian U.S. aid.

36.   The finding makes them ineligible for non-humanitarian U.S. aid.

37.   The findings make sense because the germ suspected of causing heart disease, Chlamydia pneumoniae, is most vulnerable to tetracyclines and quinolones, Jick said.

38.   The findings make physiological sense, said Dr. Drogo K. Montague, a urologist and head of the Center for Sexual Function at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

39.   He noted that the UN finding made international action necessary to stop it.