Sentence examples for constitutes the proof from inspiring English sources
The relationship between this change and the presence, grading and response to treatment of the disease constitutes the proof of mechanism.
In summary, this work constitutes the proof of principle for a dirty genome approach, i.e. the use of unfinished genome sequences of pathogenic bacteria, coupled with proteomics to rapidly identify immunogenic proteins useful to develop a specific diagnostic test.
This work constitutes the proof of principle for a dirty genome approach, i.e. the use of unfinished genome sequences of pathogenic bacteria, coupled with proteomics to rapidly identify new immunogenic proteins useful to develop in the future specific diagnostic tests such as ELISA, immunohistochemistry and direct antigen detection.
Figure 2 constitutes the proof that our modules surpass the control modules in regard to GO terms.
This initial screening constitutes the proof of concept of the oCelloScope system in relation to AST of clinical isolates.
These results constitute the proof-of-concept of a novel control of matter in liquid, which can open new and promising research activities in the field of catalytic actuators and nanomotors.
A spin-stable platform, inside a co-rotating spacecraft shielding it, constitutes the reference proof mass for a simple position servo system.
Yet, while we gladly celebrate the Lord's Resurrection as the reality of life and hope, all around us in the world, we can hear the cries and threats of death launched in many parts of the planet by those who believe that they can resolve human conflicts by destroying their enemies, which in itself constitutes the greatest proof of their weakness.
Our finding that corticospinal control of spinal cord neural circuits was reorganized after locomotor training is important and constitutes the first proof of principle for this therapeutic strategy based on neurophysiological evidence.
The elevated copy number in tumour DNA compared with constitutional DNA constitutes the first set of proof that the duplication in STX17 not only predisposes to melanoma development, but that copy number expansion of the duplicated sequence may be a driving force in melanoma development.
These data constitute the first proof of concept of the feasibility of the use of an iPSC and its genome-corrected counterpart to unravel the molecular mechanisms underlying the development of the hereditary MEN2A cancer predisposing syndrome.
