Sentence examples for a pertinent finding from inspiring English sources
A novel link between intracellular glutamine and mobile lipids has been identified, a pertinent finding given recent evidence that glutamine is crucial to lipogenesis in hypoxic tumour cells.
However, it was a pertinent finding that no dose-derived 5-MTHF was initially detected in the hepatic portal vein, albeit one overlooked by later researchers.
A pertinent finding is that HBO affected the proliferative capacity of HSCPs and MSCs in the young, but not in old mice, in line with the observation that systemic hyperoxia enhances proliferation of human (Thom et al. 2006) and murine BM-derived HSCPs (Thom et al. 2006; Milovanova et al. 2009).
The first hypothesis, that the published abstracts contain all pertinent findings, does not exclude radiation exposure as a topic to be touched upon in the contribution but is not expressively mentioned in the abstract.
In view of these rulings and the absence of any pertinent findings, it is clear that the appellants have not had their day in court on the critical issue in this case.
The two underlying assumptions for this investigation were that (1) the DRK accurately reflects the current state of scientific endeavour in German-speaking countries and (2) that the published abstracts contain all pertinent findings.
But she said the California Resources Agency assured her "that all pertinent findings in the scientific study will be taken into account".
Such formal diagnosis may not implicate any pertinent findings in this trial.
Another pertinent finding was that blood flow to extracranial tissues displayed a distinct temporal dynamic response to that of the cerebral circulation but was blunted late in exercise in the dehydrated condition.
Another pertinent finding sometimes overlooked by consumers: The cost of ownership far outweighs the initial price.
This paper presents the GRAFSTRR concept, select design choices, and a summary of pertinent findings from experimental and numerical investigations.
