Sentence examples for as demonstrated in case from inspiring English sources

The specialized splicing patterns observed in CGs can result in novel proteins, which may play a role in the additional complexity of the human genome as demonstrated in case of chimeric protein Kua-UBE2V1 [20].

Additional visualization methods allow for the study of both inter-TFBS spatial relationships and motif-flanking sequence properties, as demonstrated in case studies for TBP and ZNF143/THAP11.

As demonstrated in Case Studies No. 2 and 3, the platform of collaboration that MECIDS has established since that first seminal meeting in November , 2002 has become sustainable – even during times of political dispute and outbreaks of violence, as occurred in the Middle East during the influenza outbreaks of 2006 and 2009.

Nevertheless, the test could be useful at least in some unusual circumstances, as demonstrated in our case report.

The novel, multifunctionalized GNPs can be alternative candidates for cancer therapeutic strategy —such as those demonstrated in case of current study the self-therapeutic GNPs (such as V. vinifrea L. GNPs) and antioxidant peptides.

Our data demonstrated benefits of GDP binding measurements that can reveal mechanistic differences that are not apparent in measurements of GTP binding, as was demonstrated in case of inverse agonists versus agonists or Gi/o versus Gs/olf G-proteins.

There isn't much sentimentality when it comes to animals in Denmark – as demonstrated in the case of Marius, the 18-month old giraffe from Copenhagen zoo.

As demonstrated in the case of Rodney King, without evidence such as a videotape or physical evidence, it is difficult to establish charges of police abuse through the use of Tasers.

The performance of LDRM on predicting the distribution and recovery of LNAP was reasonably accurate for a short-term analysis as demonstrated in a case study.

In the analysis module, a novel graded B-spline finite element solution procedure is described, which gives orders of magnitude of better convergence rate in comparison with current methods, as demonstrated in several case studies.

This visualization tool offers a powerful approach to visually correlate changes in the systems with changes in demand, as demonstrated in a case study of the Greater Toronto Area using data from the 2006 and 2011 Transportation Tomorrow Surveys.