Sentence examples for anticipated a study from inspiring English sources

Indeed, as we have already anticipated, a study of Kikuta et al., 2007 [ 21] has shown that in teleosts there are numerous cases, where a highly conserved regulatory module remains near to only one duplicated gene, providing a satisfactory explanation why in zebrafish this regulatory module was maintained only in the Wnt5b, which is also the one implicated in pancreas development [ 3].

In their experience, more often than not "the good brother does not reciprocate in the way the good sister anticipated".In a study titled "Women, land and power in Bangladesh" Jenneke Arens, a Dutch researcher, finds that sons and husbands are often at fault.Khadija, rich peasant widow, called me into her house.

Since CD4-/CD8+ and phagocytosis ITs are highly heritable in pigs [ 13] and associated with the expression of different genes, it might be anticipated that a study that combines the levels of gene expression with genetic analyses could contribute to identify candidate genes underlying heritable immune response traits.

Another study anticipated a significant increase in proportion of cervical cancer [ 18] cases in the Kingdom.

For the ICIQ-UI SF, we anticipated a better effect in our study compared with the study protocol used for the calculations, because our participants would be younger and with pure SUI.

As anticipated, a series of initial studies showed that positioning of the PBR system with the long axis oriented along a north south line resulted in substantially more exposure to direct sunlight, or photosynthetically active radiation (PAR), than did an orientation along an east west line.

She has also anticipated a contemporary emphasis on the study of the brain and body in addressing mental health.

When we conceived of the study, we anticipated a lower response rate from nurseries in the most deprived areas.

In this study, we anticipated a small decrease in the QoL in both groups (due to ageing), being less pronounced in the intervention group.

On the basis of previously reported studies, we anticipated a 20% prevalence of new diagnosis of diabetes.

From our previous studies we anticipated a loss to follow-up of <5% (3 participants per arm) and estimated that 150 women would need to be approached to recruit 120 participants.