Sentence examples for by our present data from inspiring English sources

The developmental time frames for rhythm and pattern generation extend even more broadly than addressed by our present data.

However, a stronger effect of ethanol on diabetes incidence when given earlier in life cannot be ruled out by our present data.

While SATB1, as suggested by our present data, may involved in the establishment of separate chromatin loops that can easily communicate with each other.

Since the pathway appears not to be captured by our present data, any model we propose would be entirely speculative.

At the same time, however, upregulation of neurite formation related gene sets and thus a partial reinstatement of FC networks is also suggested by our present data.

This hypothesis is supported by our present data, especially by our transcriptome analysis as inherited deafness genes (such as COCH (coding for cochlin), TIMM8B, PRPS1 and tRNA synthetase) are downregulated in AK2-deficient cells.

On the other hand, similar to the research by Serniclaes, our present data indicated that the RD children's mental specification was sufficiently distinct to differentiate stop and nonstop consonants (e.g., the /p/ can be differentiated from the /t/ when hearing the pair /prar/ -/trar/).

Thus, supported by the above evidence and our present data, a further study, targeted specifically on the type of surgical lesion, is warranted to investigate the different effect of hypothermia in the setting of TBI.

Bacteria were clearly enmeshed in the lipid content (Fig. 7A, Ai and B) confirming our present data provided by confocal microscopy analysis of isolated Virchow's cells (Fig. 6D H).

In accordance with the expression pattern of B- and C-class genes described by Almeida et al. (2013), our present data do not show differential expression patterns between fertile and sterile elements within the androecial whorl, and neither set of results can explain the observed petaloidy or how, mechanistically, the staminodes and the fertile stamen show distinct morphologies.

The insight provided by our present transcriptomic data, supported by previous proteomic studies, indicate that the venoms of the Costa Rican snakes investigated are comprised by toxins belonging to a few major protein families.