Sentence examples for corollary data from inspiring English sources

There are no corollary data showing carcinogenic activity for cadmium in female rodent mammary tissue, but it can cause mammary gland proliferation in mice (Johnson et al. 2003).

This might be expected as a result of labour-intensive experimental characterisation for single proteins, but this also requires mining and computational approaches that can better filter these compendiums, annotated and enriched with their corollary data types, much like those developed for the gene expression domain.

As a corollary, these data suggest that any mRNA transcripts required for MCM, Cdc45, or PCNA protein translation, or for other factors involved in the loading of these proteins onto chromatin, would likely have been made at sufficient levels prior to time when cells lose their requirement for new mRNA production and begin MCM loading.

As a corollary, the data obtained from Google Trends cannot be independently verified.

Another distinct advantage of PET MPI is the ability to obtain quantitative data of absolute myocardial blood flow which provides important corollary information beyond relative perfusion particularly in patients with multivessel disease.

"The surveillance of the general public and the corollary collection of data is increasing rapidly with the further development of today's possibilities.

The corollary with our data would predict the identification of a miRNA that is itself a negative regulator of dengue RNA translation or replication.

An important corollary from these data might be the potential for hip OA to be delayed or averted by modifying acetabular over-coverage.

As the study illustrates, hypothesis-generating functional analysis still can, and maybe should, be the corollary of integrative data driven analytical workflows.

As a corollary of these data we propose that magnesium deficiency could be involved in altered cognition development, an issue that has been seen almost exclusively to be related to thyroid function.

As a corollary from all the data, we conclude that the plasma membrane physicochemical properties undoubtedly play a key role in the mechanism of action of ACT, and very likely, other RTX toxins.