Sentence examples for been data showing that from inspiring English sources
Amid growing worries about state budget deficits and pension burdens, one bright spot in the municipal bond market has been data showing that foreign investment had climbed to record-setting levels.
Likewise noteworthy are data showing that sensory dominance and attentional preference can be readily dissociated (though a sufficiently long paradigm, lasting approximately 1 hour, is necessary to establish these preferences).
The Malaysians flatly denied the Wall Street Journal's report, on Wednesday, that there was data showing that the plane kept operating somewhere — that Rolls Royce, the manufacturer of the engines, had received some transmitted data, a claim the Malaysians dismissed.
✒ Among the trust's findings that made headlines was data showing that a handful of mostly aged programmes dominate evening air-time on BBC1, which was slated as too safe.
The company has also said there is data showing that Jakafi prolongs survival, which will be presented at the American Society of Hematology meeting in December.
"There is data showing that people who exercise intensely have less risk" of developing Parkinson's and other neurological diseases, he says.
There will need to be data showing that it really makes patients better.
in addition, there are data showing that microcirculatory dysfunction and Cellular metabolic alterations are associated with mortality and can fuel tissue distress leading to organ dysfunction [1].
There are data showing that these filters may be oriented [15], [20].
Supporting the possibility that p16 translation initiation was suppressed by miR-24 are data showing that a reduction in miR-24 function by AS-miR-24 caused a modest shift in p16 mRNA towards heavier polysomes (Fig. 7D).
In addition to the role of UPR-inducible transcription factors in mediating VEGFA expression, there are data showing that the stress inducible ER chaperone ORP150/GRP170 plays a role in post-translational processing/secretion of VEGFA [36].
