Sentence examples for data that establishes from inspiring English sources

Type the name Brian Wilson into any Internet search engine, and you'll be overwhelmed with data that establishes him as America's rock and roll wunderkind.

PCA is a procedure for analyzing multivariate data that establishes "metric" differences between groups under investigation on the basis of their characterizing multivariate data [72].

This is in agreement with recent data that establishes a 1∶1 correlation between γ-H2AX foci and DSBs after irradiation in non-replicating cells [45], [46], [47], [48].

For example, Qbtech report data that establishes 85% sensitivity of classification and 92% specificity, and good test retest scores, which is not influenced by experience with computers (F Ulberstad, 2012, unpublished data).

However, there is currently no data that establishes a limit beyond which interactions are too dynamic to be captured by cross-linking using N-hydroxysuccinimide esters, such as BS3 used in our study.

The manufacturers of commercially available recombinant human BMP-2 have stated that it is contraindicated for use in the paediatric population because they have not been able to provide data that establish the safety and efficiency of BMP-2 in children below 18 years of age.

Furthermore these findings collected during various decades, have been enhanced by more recent molecular data that established that many of the stages of carcinogenesis are due to a large extent to specific changes in oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes [2].

I do not know of any data that establish, at the cellular level, that ARG is a better precursor of nitric oxide (NO) than CIT or vice versa.

We have not included E-cadherin in the multiprotein complex of Figure 9A because we have no experimental data that establish its contact with the complex.

The propensity of MM cells for increased autophagic activity is consistent with the published data that established their heightened ER-stress levels and the functional relationship between the two states (Cenci and Sitia, 2007).

The group's name comes from the E.U. directive on data protection that established it.