Sentence examples for basic findings that from inspiring English sources

This article discusses the basic findings that enable a determination of the thicknesses of the adsorbed water layers on the external surfaces of clay minerals and their dependence on the total water content in soils.

This clinical observation was consistent with the recent basic findings that KIR2DS1-positive NK cells could mediate the alloresponses against the C2 HLA-KIR ligand group in vitro (Chewning et al, 2007; Marcenaro et al, 2011, 2013).

"But we're delighted with upholding the judge's basic finding that the major tobacco companies are in fact adjudicated racketeers.

It just needs someone to take Stiglitz's basic finding that inequality, quite apart from being bad for the poor, is bad for growth, and then convey it to the public at large in a manner that speaks to people's conscience and aspiration.

However, sensitivity testing suggests that our basic finding that sustained Erk activation is associated with gradually-formed, stable contacts is not affected by a perturbation in kinetic parameters.

The bootstrap validations also confirm the basic finding that the accurate prediction of the clinical course requires information regarding how long the patient has been ill.

Our results in the present study reinforce the basic finding that OPs are developmental neurotoxicants at exposures below the threshold for any signs or symptoms of acute systemic toxicity, and at or below the threshold for cholinesterase inhibition.

We now mention this point at the end of the new paragraph devoted to Figure 2 figure supplement 1, but (as discussed below) it does not change our basic finding, that sensitivity to multipoint correlations arises primarily in V2.

The high level of agreement is explained by the basic finding that the splicing ratios follow the basic rules of sequence preferences seen for isolated 3' splice sites: position -3 with C ≥ T > A > G, position +1 with G ≥ A > T > C (data not shown).

Here, we found that the expression level of transcripts carrying disease-causing PTCs can be modulated by UPR activation (Fig  4), supporting our basic finding that activation of the UPR leads to downregulation of NMD activity (Fig  4 and Supplementary Fig S3) and shedding light on the cellular mechanism by which UPR activation governs the response to readthrough treatment (Figs  2 and 3).

The companies often build on basic scientific findings that emerge from taxpayer-financed studies, underwriting the applied science themselves.