Sentence examples for demonstrated the entry from inspiring English sources

We have demonstrated the entry and persistence of 3 phylogenetically distinct lineages of SAFV-2 in Denmark.

Thus we have demonstrated that the entry of a replicating oncolytic virus can be mediated through an interaction between a highly clinically relevant single-chain antibody and its target antigen, and we have shown that this interaction enhances in vivo oncolytic activity.

Our result demonstrated that the entry of gold nanoparticles into the cell nucleus is critically dependent on the size of the nanoparticles.

Existing comparisons derived from surface wound mapping are limited in that they can only demonstrate the skin entry wound location.

My initial two-minute video entry demonstrated the power of girls' leadership in changing things for the better through innovative solutions that address the challenges in their different communities.

The OVX rats treated by oil solvent only (control 2) demonstrated the markedly increased first entry into the white compartment as compared to the control intact rats (control 1; P < 0.05; Figure 1(b)).

Under questioning, Lance Leventhal demonstrated the ease with which entries in the computer could be changed - including altering even the computer's clock to disguise the time that files were recorded.

Recent studies have demonstrated the presence of internal ribosome entry site (IRES) sequences in p53 mRNA that mediated the translation of both full-length and p44/p53 isoforms and represent a novel control of p53 gene expression and activity [ 6].

Individuals were eligible for the study if at study entry, they demonstrated the following current diagnoses: 1) major depressive episode; 2) manic or hypomanic episode; 3) post-traumatic stress disorder; 4) panic disorder; 5) mood disorder with psychotic features; or 6) psychotic disorder [ 33].

An early milestone in Hausa studies was the 1934 publication of a dictionary compiled by the Rev. G.P. Bargery; it had about 40,000 entries and demonstrated the remarkable number of loanwords from Arabic, Kanuri (a Nilo-Saharan language), and Tamajaq (the Amazigh language spoken by the Tuareg).

Importantly, two different performance measures (time in arms and number of arm entries) both demonstrated the same pattern of results (Sanderson et al., 2009b).