Sentence examples for earliest such studies from inspiring English sources

One of the earliest such studies directly measured human AChE (hAChE) mass at approximately 64,700 Da (calculated at 64,695 Da) and OP-adduct masses increased as a function of inhibitor structure (Barak et al. 1997).

The earliest such study demonstrated that SAHA was able to ameliorate motor deficits in a mouse model of Huntington's disease (Hockly et al. 2003).

The earliest such study surveyed the iron storage protein ferritin in post mortem PD brains, demonstrating a decrease in this protein compared to controls [ 84].

In the earliest such study, Hui et al analysed 28 anal carcinomas for their immunoreactivity to EGFR and found that all but one sample was EGFR positive (Hui et al, 1999).

As indicated earlier, such studies must consider the effects of treatment on β2AR expression and function.

It may be pointed out that although the magnitude of improvement observed in trough FEV1 with tiotropium versus placebo was comparable to the improvement seen with tiotropium in recent randomised tiotropium trials [ 23– 26], it was lower than the improvement observed in earlier such studies [ 27– 29].

In a very early such study, the effect of gene dosage on galactose utilization in yeast was investigated under both aerobic and anaerobic conditions in an attempt to increase flux through galactose utilization.

One of the earliest of such studies is that of Cabrera (1996) who used laboratory data to derive numerical models to relate the rate of corrosion to cracking and loss of bond strength.

The earliest of such studies was performed by Chen et al. [ 14], where unimodal registration was considered.

One of the earliest of such studies, the Harvard Six Cities Study, showed that long-term exposure to particulate matter air pollution resulted in an adjusted mortality rate ratio of 1.26 per range of 11.0 to 29.6 μg/m (95% confidence interval, 1.08 1.47) with fine particulate matter.

Since the early days of such studies, an overarching aim has been to use the world as an educational laboratory so that countries can learn from one another and develop their educational systems further.