Sentence examples for demonstrates as shown from inspiring English sources
The upregulation of TRPM6 in this study demonstrates, as shown before during dietary Mg2+ deprivation [ 37], the gatekeeper function of this channel in the maintenance of the Mg2+ balance.
Comparison of previously reported short D-loop sequences from 60 bonobo individuals [ 8, 9] with the corresponding regions of the 22 new complete sequences demonstrates, as shown by a neighbor-joining tree (Additional file 1 Figure S1), that all major bonobo subgroups are represented in our sample.
The selective preconcentration of the mixtures (lamp-2 and muc1 gene fragments) were successfully demonstrated as shown in Fig. 4.
A total cancellation of ∼100 dB for a 20 dBm 4 × LTE20 signal has been demonstrated, as shown in Fig. 3.
By employing the bar-coating method, a large-area NCG device of 30 × 30 cm2 was demonstrated, as shown in Fig. 3e [26].
Lin et al. [51] has recently demonstrated (as shown in Fig. 2) self-directed self-assembly of ferritin-PEG nanoparticles on P2VP-b-PEO copolymer thin film.
In this experiment, the initial extinction properties of nanoshells are measured after UV-O3 surface cleaning for 20 min. The detection of BSA molecule adsorption was demonstrated as shown in Figure 4a.
By using ZnO NPs of the higher piezoelectric performance compared to ZnO nanowire, the novel flexible nanogenerator composed of ZnO NPs and multiwall-carbon nanotubes (MW-CNTs) was demonstrated, as shown in Fig. 3b [29].
Assuming that P′, ν′(n + N), and ν′ mark the vertical velocity, linear velocity, and resultant velocity of movement of the abrasive balls relative to the encircling of the surface of the workpiece, respectively, when the workpiece conducts downward or upward movement, syntheses of helical motions by the abrasive balls relative to the workpiece are demonstrated, as shown in Figure 2.
A prominent response to TPA treatment was demonstrated as shown in figure 5: the cells became weakly adherent and displayed mature megakaryocytic characteristics by electron microscopy such as the development of cytoplasmic blebs and a multiplication of nuclei (figure 5B).
