Sentence examples for accumulated in this study from inspiring English sources

The fundamental data accumulated in this study provides a potential medical model for investigating the function of JAB1 and the diseases related with this gene.

The results accumulated in this study suggest that iPSCs were more sensitive to IR due to their low DNA damage repair ability.

The clinical significance of these BMD and bone turnover findings is unclear as no fracture data was accumulated in the study (Sebba et al 2004).

A total of 10,729 child-weeks of observation were accumulated in the study (3,382 child-weeks in the LT-school, 3,560 child-weeks in the MT-school, and 3,777 child-weeks in the HT-school).

Mau's first-hand knowledge of traditional navigation had been accumulated in northern hemisphere study and sailings, but the voyage to Tahiti required Mau to familiarize himself with the geography and night sky of the southern hemisphere.

With an extended the follow-up and an increase in the number of participants, the number of stroke events have accumulated in the DECODE study.

For the moment, his only armor is in those "words, words, words" he has accumulated in his studies.

Data accumulated in numerous studies suggest that abnormalities related to the functioning of vesicular transport play an important role in neurodegeneration.

From the experience accumulated in previous studies we expect the rate of participation in the study to be high, particularly if we take into account the implication of the professionals of the primary healthcare centres of the patients.

The mean concentration of 34.77 ng Cu/mg tissue observed in NS conch testis in this study is still only a fraction of the toxic levels accumulated in studies by Rogevich et al. [7] (396.60 ng Cu/mg tissue) and Snyman et al. [8] (260.47 ng Cu/mg tissue), but is approximately five times the OS mean of 6.60 ng Cu/mg tissue.

However, the involvement of GRM7 as a bipolar affective disorder susceptibility locus has accumulated in several independent studies [WTCCC, 2007; Sklar et al., 2008; Alliey-Rodriguez et al., 2011].