Sentence examples for conducted demonstrate that from inspiring English sources

Data from other countries and states that have adopted similar programs, along with research many colleagues and I have conducted, demonstrate that it is a sound and smart approach.

Previous studies we conducted demonstrate that women with breast cancer are more likely to die out of hospital than women with other cancers and men in general [ 8].

Thus, the tests conducted demonstrate that the classifier achieves good performance levels when it considers only the positive and negative sequences (linear sequence of bases).

Online experiments I conducted demonstrated that when nudged, many people are willing to be exposed to new views.

Finally, simulations are conducted demonstrating that the method proposed was effective.

This isn't surprising given that 1) research we conducted demonstrates that customers have a positivity bias (http://www.emeraldinsight.com/journals.htm?issn=1757-5818&volume=25&issue=3&articleid=17111996&show=html), and the overwhelming majority of customers are satisfied (discussed in more detail below).

Finally, an experiment using an adaptive feedforward control was conducted, demonstrating that ABC enables the generation of a desired boundary condition at the designated location of a target beam, and of a completely vibration-free state of a beam.

In this paper, an intensive study on alkaloid ligand/G4 DNA interaction has been conducted, demonstrating that the end-stacking interaction is the favorable binding mode between the oncogene-related Pu22 G4 DNA and the heterocyclic alkaloid ligand.

The observations and measurements conducted demonstrated that, even at concentrations above the solubility limit, no appreciable deposition of the solid precipitate was possible, especially in the regions at higher power density.

The experimental investigation conducted demonstrates that the scoria is able to concurrently reduce concentrations of heavy metals and arsenic in aqueous solutions.

Several previous global REDD+ cost studies have been conducted, demonstrating that payments for maintaining forest carbon stocks have significant potential to be a cost-effective mechanism for climate change mitigation.