Sentence examples for as previous evidence from inspiring English sources
As previous evidence suggests an association for NRG1 with beta-adrenergic stimulation, its role underlying Type A is discussed.
It is encouraging to see that additional supervision visits were associated with better performance across a number of outcomes, as previous evidence on supervision has been mixed [ 35].
The choice of these covariates was due to the availability in the WHS survey as well as previous evidence of their linkage with financial burden [ 26, 33- 35].
This is perhaps understandable as previous evidence has suggested that many paediatric clinicians are uncomfortable broaching the subject of obesity [ 61, 62].
This observation was unexpected, as previous evidence indicated that PDK1 was needed to interact with phosphoinositides at the plasma membrane in order to phosphorylate Akt at Thr [ 19].
The choice of these covariates was driven by their availability for the countries in the WHS as well as previous evidence of their linkage with financial burden [ 10, 19, 36].
In addition, an analysis that takes into account the PCA distributions of both areas of variability and objects shows, as previous evidenced, an opposition between follow-up with relapse in France (object 11) and follow-up with relapse in Italy (object 12).
Malaria is associated with elevated CRP [ 28, 32] and the data from this study as well as the limited previous evidence suggest this is also the case for procalcitonin [ 14].
It is conceivable that source memory performance may be preserved in older adults for relatively small stimulus sets, as some previous evidence suggests (Olson et al. 2004).
Second, we focused the study only in male ADHD subjects considering gender differences, as our previous evidence for a sexually dimorphic transmission of COMT Val158Met and MAOA-uVNTR alleles to individuals with ADHD could be a chance finding.
There is currently a dearth of scientific validation of the purported traditional uses of VM as a biomedicine and previous evidence may still be considered as insufficient to support its folkloric use [ 5– 7].
