Sentence examples for by data generated in from inspiring English sources

The importance of the PDZ motif has been supported mainly by data generated in native and polarized epithelial cell platforms.

The potential therapeutic utility of inhibiting kinases [e.g. p38 MAPK (mitogen-activated protein kinase) and PI3K (phosphoinositide 3-kinase)] in COPD has been supported by data generated in animal models of cigarette smoke-induced lung inflammation.

In Phase 2, an international panel of expert rheumatologists and primary care physicians used a multicriteria decision analytic consensus methodology, informed by data generated in Phase 1, to determine the factors that best discriminated gout from other rheumatic diseases that could conceivably be considered in the differential diagnosis.

When novel weight update laws for the critic, action and disturbance networks are tuned online by using data generated in real-time along the system trajectories, it is shown that the system states, all neural networks weight estimation errors are uniformly ultimately bounded by using Lyapunov techniques.

Tested compounds demonstrated minimal non-specific fluorescence as evidenced by the data generated in the absence of substrate.

These results are supported by the data generated in the present microarray analysis.

This ODE model supported by experimental data generated in HeLa-CD95 cells demonstrated three modes of c-FLIPL action.

Table of exon-exon junctions annotated in gene set Afun1.2 and the mitochondrial genome that were, or were not, validated by RNAseq data generated in this study.

Gupta's hypothesis that antibiotics led to the differences between the superkingdoms is well supported by the data generated in the past decade.

These studies might be explained by the data generated in our experiments because the two PBDE congeners BDE-47 and -99 directly disturb migration and delay differentiation of hNPCs in vitro by endocrine disruption of cellular TH signaling.

The ultimate goal of this collaboration is to establish in vitro "signatures" of in vivo rodent and human toxicity by comparing the data generated in HTS assays with the rich historical database generated by the NTP using traditional in vivo and in vitro toxicologic assays.