Sentence examples for by recently published data from inspiring English sources
The idea that protein secretion is blocked in γCOP mutants is corroborated by our findings, as well as by recently published data [39], showing that several secreted proteins fail to accumulate to normal levels in the tracheal lumen of γCOP mutants.
Published data were evaluated carefully and only approved results, which are not contradicted by recently published data, were incorporated into the model.
Instead, our results are best explained by recently published data obtained from the ferret auditory nerve, which show a reduction in phase locking between 1 and 3 kHz (Sumner & Palmer, 2012).
Interestingly, this paradigm is even more strongly supported by recently published data, since some authors were able to diagnose IC by the presence of circulating Candida DNA in surgical patients [ 26].
(iii) By analogy with recently published data on short Cav1.3 channels [12], enhanced open probability is predicted in truncated Cav1.4 channels.
Recently published data by the Federal Statistics Office show that the proportion of fathers taking leave has risen from 3.3% in 2006 to 29.3% for children born in 2012.
A number of criterial specific parameters of the electrodes in five commercial Li ion batteries of leading producers are derived on the basis of the recently published data by Johnson and White [B.A. Johnson, R.E. White, J. Power Sources 70 (1998) 48].
Recently published data by Blancco, a company that supplies repair and diagnostic software for carriers and handset manufacturers, allows for a direct comparison between the repair rates of Android-powered handsets and iOS powered handsets (PDF Link).
Moreover, recently published data by Pan et al. indicated that NRP-1 is crucial to modulating EC motility, thus demonstrating that it plays roles beyond acting as an enhancer of VEGFR2 signaling [18].
This finding is in line with recently published data by de la Motte et al [38], who showed that hyaluronidase per se can induce increased synthesis of IL-6.
