Sentence examples for common demonstrating from inspiring English sources

Zoster with other complications, disseminated herpes zoster, and zoster opthalmicus were also quite common, demonstrating the broad spectrum of complications during herpes zoster disease.

Only 213 genes, representing 21% of the total 1027 genes identified, were common, demonstrating that the transcriptional networks responsive to stress signals profoundly change upon differentiation of HESCs.

Of the 1036 genes exhibiting a dose-dependent response at 3 × 24 hrs and of the 738 differentially expressed genes at 3 × 24 hrs in the time course study, 691 genes (94%) were in common, demonstrating good reproducibility between experiments.

Use of the two overlapping data sets (228 tumours in common), demonstrated that the prognostic power of our MaSC gene signature is independent of data set composition and analytical preprocessing of the expression data.

To conclude, our results from a large multiethnic multicentre European cohort from an area in which precarity is common demonstrate that psychosocial deprivation affected more than half of the women with GDM.

Or does the process suggest, as David Davis claimed when he stormed out of the Commons and forced a byelection, that the way the initial vote on 42 days went through the Commons demonstrates that Britain lacks a fundamentally sound democracy capable of preventing the "strangulation of our freedom"?

Cattail presented a stronger linear regression than common reed, demonstrating that ET and consequently redox conditions are plant species-dependent.

High-density mucoid impaction is common, often demonstrating the "finger-in-glove" sign.

CGH analysis of a biphasic malignant meningioma confirmed that the disparate histologic components were genetically related and likely derivative from a common precursor, demonstrating genetic instability and clonal expansion.

The most common disorder demonstrating tau inclusions is Alzheimer's disease, where the tau pathology correlates better than amyloid pathology with cognitive impairment [ 3].

Consequently, the lack of a common mechanism demonstrates there is no tenable physical basis to relate collapsibility and seismic settlement.