Sentence examples for authors ascertained from inspiring English sources

The authors ascertained that the duration of the headache and the pain localization in the occipital and parieto-occipital area are not in accordance with the AH-criteria set by "International Classification of Headache Disorders 3 beta version" [1].

We found one study that addressed the outcomes used in clinical trials of regular therapies for childhood asthma, in which the authors ascertained, by questionnaire, the opinions of 14 specialists and researchers about outcomes relating to disease activity, functional status, and quality of life [10].

All authors ascertained patients in this multicenter investigation, wrote and discussed the final manuscript.

However, it is unclear how the authors ascertained completeness of follow-up (Weeden et al. 2003).

The authors ascertained and subdivided the study sample (n=5225) based on measures of early development and of social environment, and examined candidate genes of monoamine neurotransmission, many of which have shown prior evidence of a gene environment interaction for affective disorders, namely SLC6A4, TPH2, COMT, MAOA and the dopamine receptor genes DRD1 DRD5.

Using the endocarditis registry of Sejong Cardiovascular Center, the present authors ascertained the names and registry numbers of 299 consecutive patients with suspected IE, who were admitted to the Cardiovascular Center at Sejong General Hospital between May 2000 and May 2013.

2012, Mohamad [24] N/A N/A N/A Letter to the editor The author ascertained that the clinical features of AH are similar with the symptoms of sinus barotrauma.

First author ascertained the WAD grading by interviewing the patients and reviewing reports from clinicians and radiologists.

Knowing that mice have iNKT cells in their liver tissue, the authors first ascertained that, like humans, the animals also harbored these cells in fat tissue.

In this line, some authors have ascertained increased catabolism of glucose due to GLUT4 translocation to the plasma membrane in muscle and brown adipose cells [ 19, 20], with up-regulation of the uncoupling protein-1 in brown adipose tissue and hepatic gluconeogenesis [ 25, 26], causing as a result hyperinsulinemia or enhancement of peripheral glucose utilization [ 19, 27, 28].

This allowed the authors to ascertain gene-expression profiles for stemness, and to use them as the basis of a scoring system for risk.