Sentence examples for established by post from inspiring English sources

Statistical significance (P<0.05) was established by post hoc Tukey's pairwise comparison.

We scaled the layer boundaries to increase the total cortical depth to 2.6 mm, which was approximately the cortical depth in the comparison experimental slice (established by post hoc histology, not shown).

Routine statistical evaluation with Minitab (v 13) software used either the general linear model ANOVA, with time and treatment as categorical variables followed by Fisher's least-square difference test, or one-way ANOVA following which statistical significance (P<0.05) was established by post hoc Tukey's pairwise comparison.

Groups of six Boran and six Holstein–Friesian calves were each infected with a low dose of M. bovis and kept for 16 weeks, after which they were euthanized and their disease status established by post-mortem examination.

We aimed to describe the characteristics of a series of TB-related deaths among HIV-positive patients admitted to general health care (GHC) hospitals in Togliatti, in 2008, with a diagnosis of TB established by post-mortem autopsy analysis (undiagnosed while the patients were alive).

The broad-scale homogeneity can reflect effective long-term connectedness through the range, but it could also result from a history where the species was regionally extirpated from one side of the Atlantic temporarily and was then re-established by post-glacial trans-Atlantic invaders (cf. [ 19]).

The cells were originally established by Drs Post and Dawson as described in the Methods.

Comparisons with the NHS are instructive: both legal aid and the health service were established by the post-war Labour government as pillars of the welfare state.

The Truth and Dignity Commission, established by the post-revolution government, has received 15,000 complaints from women who were raped, tortured and degraded under the regimes of Ben Ali and his predecessor, Habib Bourguiba.

At the same time, new villages were spontaneously established by other, post-1948 internally displaced refugee Bedouin tribal groups (Abu-Rabia 1994).

In general, like the Anglican counterpart, the Lutheran calendar has taken on many of the precedents established by the post-Vatican II reforms of the liturgy in the Roman Catholic Church.