Sentence examples for by this method evidence from inspiring English sources

By this method, evidence was obtained for the contention that PRN production loci were most prevalent in grasslands, however, robust quantitative data were not achieved.

Probably, Japanese paper, due to the low water content and the short time period of contact with the substratum, extracts salts only from a very thin superficial layer; the data obtained by this method evidence the same salts content on both the two sampled surfaces with a maximum in the central part of the profiles.

By this method, interaction evidence from model organisms was used when orthologs of interacting proteins could be clearly identified in M. tuberculosis.

As it can be seen, the literature marshaled about the genes detected by the proposed method evidences the biological relevance of the analysis output.

This method provides evidence for selection by looking for outliers with higher/lower observed FST -values, controlling for heterozygosity [ 67].

However, note that because this method summarises evidence for colocalisation by a rank only, there is no statistical inference attached.

This method provides evidence for selection by looking for outliers with higher/lower observed FST -values, controlling for P-values [ 12].

As it was likely that mixed method evidence would be required to address the review objectives, a mixed-method systematic review design based on the Evidence for Policy and Practice Information and Co-ordinating (EPPI) Centre [ 19] and the EPPI Centre Guidance on synthesis of mixed-method evidence by Oliver et al 2005 [ 20], was selected.

The better performance of this method was evidenced by resulting topologies matching generally accepted hypotheses based on nuclear and/or morphological data, and was confirmed by cross-validation and simulation analyses.

For the purposes of our methods, evidence is grouped by the genotype that they indicate.

Problems for which solutions that would never have been dreamt up have been conquered by this unintuitive, evidence-based method.