Sentence examples for event was demonstrated from inspiring English sources

After covalent binding to a synthetic DNA duplex 16-mer, the compound retained its affinity for the ER; specificity of the binding event was demonstrated by the ability of free 17β-estradiol as a competitor to disrupt the DNA adduct-ER complex.

We assumed that evidence for recombination would be accepted if significant (p<0.001) evidence for the same recombination event was demonstrated with at least 2 tests implemented in the RDP program.

For instance, a conserved IR event was demonstrated to affect subdomain IV of Aux/IAA isoforms, which is critical to regulate protein subcellular location.

In Arabidopsis, a genome-wide similarities search (Blast) was done among protein-coding genes and strong evidence for a whole genome duplication event was demonstrated by phylogenetic analysis.

P53 is bound by oncoprotein MDM2 which may also contribute to hepatocarcinogenesis since MDM2 overexpression as a potential tumorigenic event was demonstrated in preneoplastic rat hepatocytes as well as in human HCC (Endo et al, 2000; Van Gijssel et al, 2000).

A case study for the design of a five-layer composite laminate incorporating CNTs and subjected to uncertain blast event is demonstrated.

The evidence that isotype switching is a highly CD40-dependent event is demonstrated in the hyper-IgM syndrome, where almost no secondary isotypes are produced as a result of a mutated CD40L [19].

No increase in the number of adverse events was demonstrated for risedronate compared with placebo.

Although post hoc analysis of the subgroup with previous MI demonstrated significant risk reduction of recurrent MI, or acute coronary syndrome (38), no significant reduction in cardiovascular events was demonstrated in the original study.

The latter data came from large prospective studies, such as HERS and WHI, and the results were consistent in that no benefit in secondary or primary prevention of cardiovascular disease (CVD) events was demonstrated.

In addition, no significant increase or decrease in the risk of serious adverse cardiovascular events was demonstrated with oral vitamin D supplementation (six studies; pooled RR: 1.20; 95% CI: 0.49, 2.99).