Sentence examples for documented activity from inspiring English sources

Among the last generation drugs, paclitaxel is particularly noteworthy; this drug is highly active in various malignancies and its documented activity, in refractory patients, makes it especially interesting for testing in SCLC (Smit et al, 1998).

hEXO1 was also somewhat active on the nicked substrate, consistent with its documented activity on nicked DNA in mismatch repair.

We analyzed ChEMBL 21 and constructed the target database containing 4613 groups of at least 10 bioactive molecules with documented activity against the same biological target.

Tigecycline (TGC), a semisynthetic glycylcycline, has a documented activity on Gram+ and Gram− pathogens including oxacillin-resistant (MRSA) and an extended-spectrum β-lactamase (ESBL -producing ESBL -producingEnterobacteriaceae

Because temozolomide (TMZ) and erlotinib (ETN) cross the blood-brain barrier and have documented activity in NSCLC, a phase 3 study was designed to test whether these drugs would improve the OS associated with WBRT + SRS.

When every production group will have been sampled and analyzed in the same way (totaling to at least 300 samples in the case of Loron), we will hopefully be able to reconstruct the choices made regarding raw material selection and paste preparation during the whole documented activity of at least three centuries.

BD extracts have several documented activities.

However, the documented activities were low with IC50 values varying from 32 to 39  μg/mL [ 40].

They often contain domains of unknown function (DUFs), classified by the Pfam protein domain resource as domains lacking sufficiently documented activities [ 16].

While archival studies, which only evaluate documented activities or outcomes, are considered to be fairly objective researchers should be aware that the documents may be unrepresentative, selective, subjective and possibly even deceptive [ 8].

Another room presents an indigestible accumulation of printed material documenting activity by the Art Workers Coalition, a protest and lobbying group in the late '60s.