Sentence examples for demonstrated and published from inspiring English sources

This physician has demonstrated and published good agreement with ophthalmologists in the detection and assessment of retinopathy (19).

4- The OxyDB function confidence: This rates the degree of confidence (DC) for each OxyDB_ID function and can be described as follows: DC_1 corresponds to experimentally demonstrated and published functions; DC_2 relates to an indirect function assertion (e.g. mutant, phenotype, microarrays or translational fusions) and DC_3 is based on sequence similarity to proteins rated DC_1 or DC_2.

Knut is the first non-human subject in which anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis has been demonstrated, and in their paper, published in the journal Scientific Reports, the researchers say it is very probably far more common than previously assumed - not just in captive or domesticated animals, but also in the wild.

Although, the hypothesis that short-incubation mainly detects recent or ongoing infection by M. tuberculosis, while prolonged-incubation tests seem to be more sensitive for the diagnosis of LTBI has not been totally demonstrated, the published results and our own results make the theory plausible.

In the 1930s and 1940s, Dicke demonstrated (then published in 1953 19) that a wheat-free diet was the key to management.

Linkage dendograms of this type are also demonstrated in published data on protein protein interactions and metabolic networks.

Critically, the device offers a non-invasive approach to tissue repair, facilitating clinicians' access to difficult-to-reach organs, as demonstrated in successful animal studies and published in Science Translational Medicine.

Critically, the device offers a noninvasive approach to tissue repair, facilitating clinicians' access to difficult-to-reach organs, as demonstrated in successful animal studies and published in Science Translational Medicine.

We have demonstrated how published data enable efficient analysis strategies for Mendelian randomization experiments.

Inter-rater reliability (intraclass correlation = 0.76) and internal consistency (Cronbach's alpha = 0.75) of the GRS have been demonstrated in published research studies [ 22].

Frequency data and published studies demonstrating causality may often be the only assessable criteria on the checklist.