Sentence examples for been published and demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Although the methodology behind PICS, and an earlier command line version of GADEM have been published and demonstrated elsewhere, MotIV was developed for the pipeline, and the PICS and rGADEM R packages are new and implement improved versions of the respective algorithms.

Data from Pailin and Wang Pa have already been published and demonstrated for the first time that parasitological outcomes were significantly different between malaria patients in Pailin and those in Wang Pa, with slower parasite clearance times in western Cambodia [8].

Recently an improved phylogenetic profiling method has been published and demonstrated to be more computationally efficient (Cokus et al. 2007).

This trial has recently been published and demonstrated a response rate with cetuximab and irinotecan of 16.4%95%5% confidence interval (CI), 13.6 19.4), compared with 4.2%9595% CI, 2.8 6.0) with irinotecan alone (P=0.0001) (Sobrero et al, 2008).

Initial studies with BRAF inhibitors have been published and demonstrated our incomplete understanding of the way the inhibitors affect the components of the MAP kinase pathway as well as the connections between this pathway and the PI3K/AKT/mTOR pathway.

To date, the results of five Phase III clinical trials investigating doripenem for the treatment of cIAI, urinary tract infections (UTIs) and hospital-acquired pneumonia, including ventilator-associated pneumonia have been published and demonstrated that doripenem was non inferior to the standard of care [ 28- 31].

The data-taking is now over, results of several years of analysis have been published and demonstrates several important features of the rapidity dependence, not envisioned from the start of the RHIC program.

Applications of TRPL imaging for the detection of organic materials on stone sculptures [16], wall paintings [17], and semiconductor pigments on paper [18] have been published, and demonstrate how TRPL imaging can map the chemical composition of surfaces based on significant differences in emission lifetime.

The SAKK group performed a randomised phase II trial of 74 patients in whom all received Xelox (as used in COIN) on a three-weekly basis and half of the patients received cetuximab weekly; the toxicity data have recently been published and demonstrate a non-significant increase in grade 3/4 diarrhoea from 16 to 22%, with the addition of cetuximab (Borner et al, 2008).

In 1991, a randomized study was published and demonstrated that use of nonsurgical therapy (chemoradiation) provided similar survival to total laryngectomy (the gold standard) for patients with advanced-stage laryngeal cancer.

Recently the first phase II clinical trial performed under European regulations on bacteriophage treatments of chronic otitis was published, and demonstrated the interest of using bacteriophages on multidrug resistant infections [16].