Sentence examples for consequent evidence from inspiring English sources

To extend these findings, we investigated whether inflammation and consequent evidence of non-alcoholic steato-hepatitis (NASH) was present in the HFD fetal liver.

In particular, most (over 90%) of the fragments that discuss methodology (Focus M), describe scientific experiments performed by the authors, with a consequent Evidence type E3.

To provide GRADE guidance for assessing risk of bias across an entire body of evidence consequent on missing data for systematic reviews of both binary and continuous outcomes.

This result indicates that the acquisition of resistance to trypsin digestion is not caused by aggregation of the TCR, and is consequent with previous evidence showing, with the pull-down assay, that a monovalent anti-CD3 antibody induces the conformational change [17].

But this only serves to emphasize the lack of certainty in gene structures that exists for genes, like those encoding transcription factors, with low levels of expression and consequent poor EST evidence.

Table 2 shows the systems used to grade the level of evidence and consequent level of recommendation for the use of corticosteroids for each specified infection.

The rationale for setting aside the default rules must be clearly and specifically demonstrated, and balanced against actual evidence of consequent benefits and risks.

There are legitimate concerns about the designs of current randomised placebo controlled trials of antidepressant medication, and the consequent limited validity of evidence arising from such trials.

Toward validation of our hypothesis that anticancer mechanism of plant polyphenols involves mobilization of endogenous copper possibly chromatin-bound copper and the consequent prooxidant action, considerable evidence has been deduced over the years.

The association was felt to be sufficiently conclusive for UV light from sunbeds to be formally classified as a human carcinogen [28,32]; unfortunately, despite this evidence and consequent public health warnings, sunbed tanning remains popular.

The practice of and approach to the resuscitation of ELBW (Extremely Low Birth Weight) infants varies greatly between the centres surveyed, reflecting a paucity of evidence and consequent uncertainty among clinicians [ 6, 7].