Sentence examples for data is sustained from inspiring English sources
The curve identified in the training data is sustained for the validation data as well: they both fall in line with the underlying rationale, and we are quite confident in the strength of the proposed model.
Our results support the role of miRNA expression patterns in MS. The reliability of the data is sustained by the different statistical approaches, by validation in an independent cohort of samples and by the congruent results, both in the gene ontology analysis and in the animal model analysis.
The log2 (fold change) calculated from the microarray data is sustained at a level of -2 at 24 h, while the log2 (fold change) calculated from the qRT-PCR data indicates that THBS expression continues to decline at 24 h.
These data were sustained by nondeteriorating MIS values at the end of the 4-day study period in groups A, C and D. High-frequency jet ventilation (HFJV) has proved to be an alternative to conventional mechanical ventilation (CMV) [ 1, 2, 3, 4].
Findings suggest that the data rate of NGBR is sustained corresponding to the guaranteed physical resources even when the system is loaded with GBR users which in contrast to normal scheduler usage goes down to zero after the resources get mostly occupied by guaranteed service.
These data suggest that gluconeogenesis is sustained in the bowhead whale despite reduced expression of Grb14.
Our data indicate that there is sustained activation of the innate immune response in adult flies that were exposed to radiation during larval development.
Data on whether this increase is sustained over time are controversial.
The data show that MycT58A expression is sustained in CTL deprived of IL-2 (Fig 4D).
The results from both theory and experimental data clearly show that curved dams were sustained less force than the other dams under the same debris flow.
In this study I will follow the single period equation approach, that has gained in popularity precisely because it avoids the assumption of parameter constancy, which is not recommended unless it is sustained by the data (Triplett 2004 p. 61).
