Sentence examples for by a study showing from inspiring English sources

Our results are supported by a study showing that IL-1beta effects on beta-cells were prevented by OPG pretreatment in an insulin secreting cell line13.

This view of the brain's functional architecture has now been confirmed by a study showing coordination at the genetic level as well.

One agency official said there had been "a dramatic change in driver behavior" because of them, a statement bolstered by a study showing that inattentive motorists were involved in a quarter of the nation's 6.3 million auto accidents each year.

The benefits of organic milk have been highlighted by a study showing milk from cows which graze outside on grass and clover contains more antioxidants and vitamins than that from conventional dairy farms.

The idea that IL-7 plays a role in CTX's immunopotentiating effect is supported by a study showing that IL-7 transcripts were elevated in mouse BM and spleen after CTX treatment, and IL-7 neutralization reduced the number of donor T cells in mice10.

How it has been praised by Jeremy Corbyn and how all the fuss prompted none other than Boris Johnson, the great silverback himself, to take a swipe at last autumn's Tory conference: "I'm sure they're an estimable bunch but Preston council are not the locomotive of the UK economy". A jab swiftly parried by a study showing it to be most improved city in the UK.

Such perceived risk, however, still needs to be quantitatively justified by a study showing how wear and tear accumulates during use.

This has been illustrated by a study showing a higher incidence of distal screw failure in unreamed intramedullary nails when used for distal metaphyseal tibial fractures [63].

Very recently this hypothesis has been given strong confirmation by a study showing that the analog magnitude system operates in newborn babies (Izard et al. 2009).

More evidence has been provided by a study showing that G6PD plays a crucial role in promoting malignant cell survival and cell proliferation (reviewed by Stefania Filosa and her colleagues (Manganelli et al., 2013)).

This mechanism was highlighted by a study showing that ulcerated carotid plaques are more common in patients with TIA and that in up to 12.6% of embolic TIAs the emboli originate from such plaques [30].