Sentence examples for but our study demonstrated from inspiring English sources

But our study demonstrated that the measure of verbal span accounted for more of the variance associated with children with DMD doing poorly in academics than any of the others influences.

The quantified evidence in developing countries is quite limited [ 53, 54], but our study demonstrated the burden of their out-of-pocket payments.

This differs from a previous study that used the arthroscopic assessment [ 26] as its reference, but our study demonstrated the findings of the two groups with 141 and 180 elbow joints, respectively.

16 17 This study may not provide direct evidence that the expression of FAIM2 influences obesity, because of the lack of gene expression data from leucocytes and tissues, but our study demonstrated the differences of the associations of the FAIM2 promoter methylation with sedentary behaviour and physical activity between obese and lean children.

Many of these measures were developed for average risk screening, but our study demonstrates they can also be appropriately used in previously screened, higher risk populations.

This induction has already been described for ANA and anti-dsDNA autoantibodies [ 13, 27] but our study demonstrates for the first time that infliximab treatment can also induce aPL autoantibodies in both RA and AS patients.

Following its inclusion in the Quality and Outcomes Framework, CKD registration increased in primary care (from 2.4 to 4.3% between 2007 and 2011) [ 33], but our study demonstrates that many patients with probable CKD are not entered onto a CKD register or uACR tested so remain more likely to miss out on treatments that are effective in preserving renal function.

Our study demonstrated small but significant improvements in physical activity after exercise training compared to a control group of usual care, both in the short-term (eight weeks) and the longer term (26 weeks).

Our study demonstrated two novel findings.

Moreover, our study demonstrated its advantage in the studies of human evolution by utilizing the singleton variants.

In summary, our study demonstrated that the inoculation of Walker 256 mammary carcinoma cells contributed to a persistent BCP state.