Sentence examples for a third study revealed from inspiring English sources

(51, 52) A third study revealed that both a hierarchical cluster analysis and the corresponding supervised principal component analysis showed a clear separation of non-tumor tissue from normal liver tissue and HCC tumor tissue.

A first study revealed that the cholinergically hypersensitive FSL rats exhibited lower concentrations of CRF in the median eminence, locus ceruleus, and prefrontal cortex, but no such changes in some 13 other brain regions.

A first study revealed that when applied to the same horse population, these two evaluation methods gave consistent results.

A second study revealed surprisingly similar sneaking rates between populations of P. minutus that had a large difference in the availability of suitable nest sites [ 41].

A first study revealed global DNA hypomethylation, but at the same time DNA hypermethylation of the alpha synuclein gene promoter in females with AN [ 132].

In an initial global gene expression analysis of the UkrAm cases a set of 11 genes with dose-dependent expression has been observed (15) which was further specified in a second study revealing eight genes in normal tissues and six genes in tumor tissues that were significantly associated with I-131 dose (16).

Item 6, which asks for the recording of blood glucose levels, again (as in the first study) revealed a bidimensional structure with its additional loading on the diet factor.

The first study revealed an association of the genetic risk for bipolar disorder with white matter deficits in the anterior corpus callosum and bilateral frontal, left temporoparietal, and right parietal regions [ 12].

The direction of the gross errors in the first study revealed that 46 of the 50 congruence errors resulted in a significant result.

Our first study revealed that patients with elevated TRV should be followed longitudinally prior to initiating treatment, as many patients will have normalization of TRV without intervention.

The second study revealed significantly higher plasma corticosterone (CORT) among LoS rats relative to HiS rats, both in the light and in the dark.