Sentence examples for by a recent finding from inspiring English sources
His study was prompted by a recent finding that the number of phonemes in a language increases with the number of people who speak it.
This concept is supported by a recent finding of a correlation between immune infiltrate density and the number of cMS frameshift mutations detected in a set of MSI-High colon cancers[34].
However, another study, using different models, suggested that adiponectin is a negative regulator of angiogenesis [9], which is also supported by a recent finding [10] that the administration of adenovirus expressing adiponectin suppressed liver tumor growth in nude mice by inhibiting angiogenesis.
Our results were also confirmed by a recent finding that ABCA1 is epigenetically silenced by promoter methylation in prostate cancer cells.
This is supported by a recent finding that superlatives are commonly used in news coverage of both approved and non-approved cancer drugs.
An economical, currently not easily refutable hypothesis, for which there is at present only indicative evidence, is suggested by a recent finding (Zhang et al., 2010).
By virtue of a recent finding of another Tectonin protein, leukolectin, in the human leukocyte, and our structure-function analysis of the hypothetical hTectonin, we propose that Tectonin domains of proteins could play a vital role in innate immune defense, and that this function has been conserved over several hundred million years, from invertebrates to vertebrates.
Another interaction that we considered was an interaction by sex, given a recent finding from cross-sectional data that in patients with type 2 diabetes the association between CNDP1 and DN is sex specific, with a decreased risk in women with the 5L 5L genotype [ 13].
We report here that diabetes lowered the total copper content of LV myocardium in rats by ~50% as determined by PIXE, consistent with a recent finding [ 63], whereas TETA-treatment restored the total myocardial copper content to normal.
A recent finding by the Roffey Park Institute would seem to back this up.
But the board, which has often had a contentious relationship with the soon-to-be-former mayor, said its decision was backed by some unhappy facts, including a recent finding that nearly 30 percent of city fifth graders were overweight.
