Sentence examples for basis of published results from inspiring English sources

On the basis of published results of clinical efficacy studies, it is reasonable to expect that about 60% of horses with moderate to severe EPM will improve after treatment with any of the approved medications, with 10%to20%0% recovering completely.

We selected the magnitude of our stimulation current empirically on the basis of published results of other studies involving electrical stimulation of fish brain (Demski et al., 1975).

These general results supersede a number of published results for specific basis networks and obviate the need for proving Hamiltonicity or Hamiltonian connectivity for many other basis networks of practical interest.

9 10 This incidence was higher than expected on the basis of the published results of a similar Australian general practice cohort (1.9%), a skin cancer clinic cohort (1.5%), and a European dermatology clinic cohort (2%).

Provided that criteria are logically formulated on the basis of the published results from studies evaluating the safety of CNTs biomaterials, international standardization of the CNTs safety evaluation methodology would not be difficult.

On the basis of previously published results (Koopman et al, 2007), both a WHO performance status of 2 and abnormal serum lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) should ideally have been selected as covariates.

Thus, it is not easy for the consumers to decide only on the basis of some published results.

Validation and verification of the new developed solution are presented for the ageing spherical inclusion on the basis of recent published results and it is completed by comparisons with finite element simulations for the general and novel case of an oblate spheroid embedded in an ageing linear viscoelastic matrix.

The identities of the respective bands were first predicted by a comparative approach on the basis of previously published results [ 16, 17] and were later confirmed by gel-based proteomic analysis, as described below.

On the basis of prior published results [ 5] demonstrating that aortic SUV increased 0.1 U (SD ±0.1) per decade of life, we considered this to be a clinically relevant difference.

A range of AuNP concentrations from 1.4 to 700 ng/mL (1.1 × 10 5.5 × 10 particles/mL) was selected on the basis of previously published results on AuNP-mediated toxic effects on diverse mammalian cell lines, namely, PK-15 (porcine kidney), Vero (African green monkey kidney), NIH3T3 (mouse embryonic fibroblast), and MRC5 (human normal lung fibroblast) cells [ 14].