Sentence examples for derived studies from inspiring English sources

Despite the name "platelet derived," studies suggest that the endothelium rather than platelets might be a major source of PDGF in sepsis [ 10].

Qatar (laboratory-confirmed) and US-based (model derived) studies estimated that 12 and 17%% (respectively) of GE ED visits were due to NoV among adults aged >60 years [ 45, 73].

Other initiatives such as the Shared Pathology Informatics Network or SPIN [ 19], the Early Detection Research Network or EDRN [ 38] and the Cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid initiative or CaBIG [ 39] can perform follow-up studies by linking their results to CPCTR derived studies by using the common CPCTR CDEs.

The mechanistic studies derived from these studies are discussed in this section in some detail.

This problem, for the Caputo fractional derivative, was derived and studied in [17].

Dannis played drums, Bobby played bass and sang, and David wrote the songs and contributed propulsive guitar work, derived from studying Pete Townshend's power-chord wrist technique.

Future longitudinal studies derived from this study should clarify this point.

It was originally derived from studies of a forty-year-old, hundred-and-fifty-four-pound man.

When that science contains conflicting results, derived from studies of varying rigor, our identities often emerge to guide us through the data.

That notwithstanding, many important principles have been derived from studies of quenched melt.

Historically, the offset was derived from studies in which animals were fed diets with different protein amounts.