Sentence examples for considered available data from inspiring English sources

29 His hypothesis considered available data supporting a strict local interaction between CRH and the gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH), 87 and evidence that an increased CRH secretion may inhibit GnRH secretion.

Specifically, we considered available data sets of full length mapped yeast transcripts to define a superset of mapped transcriptional start sites (TSSs) representing over 70% of yeast protein coding genes.

This study was not designed to evaluate this point, but only to consider available data before ICU admission.

However, considering available data, a decreasing trend could be observed in the costs sustained by the Regional Health Service in the period of observation.

We suggest that partial evidence based upon considering available data can inform micro-invertebrate sampling design, pending further evidence from studies on other habitats and taxa.

Considering available experimental data, it is then desired to reject model hypotheses that are inconsistent with the data, or to estimate the unknown parameters.

When considering available omics data about the effects of overexpressing YAP1 in S. cerevisiae in mineral medium, 17 transcripts were up-regulated by overexpression of the transcription factor (DeRisi et al. [1997]) while around 55 proteins were present in higher concentrations (Jun et al. [2012]).

The FDA described the committee's mission in these terms (FDA Food Advisory Committee 2011a): The task before this Food Advisory Committee is to consider available relevant data on the possible association between consumption of synthetic color additives in food and hyperactivity in children, and to advise FDA as to what action, if any, is warranted to ensure consumer safety.

UHMWPE wear in TAR is also considered and available data related to clinical complications and retrieval analysis of the UHMWPE components are reviewed in this study.

Although the marked differences in population characteristics present in the majority of the published epidemiological studies (eg, different ages at enrolment, different types of AF considered), the available data indicate a similar prevalence and incidence of AF throughout the developed world.

Health departments should consider available resources and data needs when choosing the optimal surveillance strategy.