Sentence examples for been previously reported between from inspiring English sources

Low level polymorphism had been previously reported between parents belonging to the same ecotypes (Ali et al. 2000).

PURPOSE: We sought to explore the relation that has been previously reported between calcium channel blockers and an increased risk of cancer.

Although the insertion (or deletion) of large segments containing genes appears to be common in rice compared to distant species such as Brachypodium [32], such rearrangement hasn't been previously reported between closely related rice species.

Long-range cortico-cortical synchrony without time lags has been previously reported between areas subserving related functions [30], [45], but the impact of the hippocampus on cortico-cortical theta oscillatory dynamics has been unexplored to date.

The frequency of US we chose for the construction of LILFU waveforms (0.44 0.67 MHz) represents a range where optimal gains have been previously reported between transcranial US transmission and brain absorption.

Similar positive correlations have in fact been previously reported between uPA, uPAR, and PAI-1 in tumour tissue extracts of RCC patients [ 24, 25].

A physical and functional interaction was previously reported between genes involved in the two forms of polycystic kidney disease (PKD) (autosomal dominant and autosomal recessive) [27] [28].

Although no difference was previously reported between coaxial and noncoaxial methods for liver or kidney biopsies 15, they experienced seven (0.9%) major complications including one death.

A high correlation was previously reported between mf densities and ELISA titres, ICT results as well as the numbers of adult worms, the degree of relationship being improved with increasing mf densities [ 13].

Correlations of expression profiles among technical replicates of three times amplified samples range between 0.977 and 0.994 and thus is in the range of what was previously reported between technical replicates of samples processed with only one linear amplification (Zakharkin et al. 2005).

Low Back Pain (LBP) is a regular occupational problem for nurses worldwide, and has been previously reported at rates between 45% in England [ 28], 63% in Australia [ 29] and 64% in Sweden [ 24].