Sentence examples for demonstrated waves of from inspiring English sources
Imaging over time demonstrated waves of bacterial growth and clearance, where bacterial signals diminished and then reappeared at novel locations.
Injection of bacteria in blood demonstrated waves of bacterial clearance and growth, which selected for Opa-expressing bacteria, indicating the importance of this bacterial protein.
Likewise, analysis of genome sequences has demonstrated waves of transposition for a number of other TE families (Sanmiguel et al. 1998; Lander et al. 2001; De La Chaux and Wagner 2009; Lu et al. 2012).
Analysis of expression rate and magnitude modes demonstrated several waves of functionally specialized lncRNA gene expression.
An application to the yeast metabolic cycle demonstrates how waves of gene expression correspond to individual protein complexes.
Analysis of sequence similarities between copies within the families of these bursts demonstrates several waves of transposition activities coinciding with salmonid species divergence.
In 1906 the British physicist Charles Glover Barkla first demonstrated the wave nature of X-rays by showing that they can be "polarized" by scattering from a solid.
Ross et al.,91 utilizing selection criteria that ensured patients had full use of voluntary oral musculature and a vigorous pharyngeal pressure wave, demonstrated the absence of upper esophageal sphincter relaxation during swallow, was able to predict with 90% accuracy those patients who would benefit from myotomy.
The paper discusses the progresses took place in short wave modeling and it demonstrates application of wave climate for the evaluation of harbor tranquility using various types of wave models.
Analysis of waveforms and the time delay of peak amplitude demonstrate that large-amplitude waves of Green's functions in shallow parts of the plate boundary are composed mostly of surface waves.
Historic and demographic data demonstrate that Sardinia experienced waves of successive invading populations that pushed the original inhabitants into the most remote and inaccessible areas.
