Sentence examples for consistent with previously published observations from inspiring English sources

Our data showing that Akt was elevated in SSc cells are consistent with previously published observations from a different group [44].

Consistent with previously published observations by others [25], [33], a strong increase was also found for AGO1 (Athe48410), targetrget of miR168.

Although it was expected that the CLL cells would have the stronger migratory response due to higher CXCR4 expression, these results are consistent with previously published observations that showed weak migration of CLL cells to CXCL12 compared to a much more robust response to the CCR7 ligands, CCL19 and CCL21 [15], [15].

The Gem1S19N mutation was the least functional, consistent with previously published observations (Frederick et al., 2004).

Findings from the current analysis suggest that the risk of serious infections with SC abatacept treatment is not increased over time, consistent with previously published observations.

Of the adenocarcinomas tested in this report, 17.1% were classified as microsatellite unstable [ 20] and of these MSI+ cases, 4 (13.8%) harboured PTEN mutations, a figure consistent with previously published observations [ 14].

This result is also consistent with previously published observation that PA does not bind to gp120 [1].

In accordance with previously published observations, we found that UBE3C assembles Lys and Lys linkages [ 31].

Our findings are in contrast with previously published observations in children [ 26, 27].

This finding is consistent with our previously published observations showing CREB phosphorylation was induced by the protein synthesis inhibitor, cycloheximide [32].

Consistent with our previously published observations (McCleland et al. 2003) as well as those of others in HeLa cells (Deluca et al. 2006), in cells where the Ndc80 complex is compromised, kinetochores of chromosomes continue to associate with spindle microtubules during prometaphase in the absence of stable end-on attachment (Fig.  5a,b, Movies  5 and 6).