Sentence examples for as shown by multiple from inspiring English sources

The single most important measure to reduce the changes of Alzheimer's and dementia is aerobic exercise, as shown by multiple studies.

Conservation of mutated residues of BTR1 as shown by multiple sequence alignment of human BTR1 with homologs and representative members of the human SLC4 family.

However, 71% of patients achieved CMR status pre-HCT, which is perhaps the most important predictor of outcome as shown by multiple groups.

This transgression event influenced a large area of the Taihu Plain during the Holocene, as shown by multiple sediment records from previous studies.

Hackers are figuring this out, as shown by multiple frauds on Facebook asking people to fill out online surveys and provide cellphone numbers, which then receive monthly charges.

We choose the recently developed Majority Judgment voting and grading method as our airline-driven decentralized approach for GDP design because of the superior theoretical and practical benefits afforded by this approach as shown by multiple recent studies.

The p. K23N (c.69 G->T) mutation in the HSF4 gene detected in our present study was located within the highly conserved HSF DNA binding region, which is shared across heat shock transcription factors (HSFs) and between species, as shown by multiple-sequence alignment.

As shown by polarized multiple internal reflection infrared spectroscopy experiments and density functional theory calculations, PDI adsorbates form a single C-dative bonding configuration through one of the isocyanide functionalities, retaining one unreacted isocyanide moiety per adsorbate.

Additional staining of the host and parasite DNA with DAPI, shows that wild type parasites are clearly in the process of schizogony as shown by the multiple DAPI positive nuclei.

Our computer search of the NCBI database revealed that the TMEM135 sequence is highly conserved across species from C. elegans to humans, as shown by protein multiple alignments (Fig. 2).

The position of the turns appears to be evolutionary conserved among different species, as shown by a multiple sequence alignment of seven vertebrate shrew-1 homologues, suggesting a fundamental functional importance of this region (Suppl. Figure S1).