Sentence examples for evidence of processing from inspiring English sources

Finally, as the human Ste24p ortholog Zmpste24 shows strong evidence of processing prenylated lamins (Corrigan et al. 2005), we investigated the possibility that the Drosophila paralogs might also play a part in processing lamins.

The finding of a significant relationship of arousal with interoception accuracy when controlling for the other MASQ factors is as far as we are aware the first evidence of processing specificity for the anxious arousal dimension.

These software utilise algorithms which score sequences on the likelihood of representing true miRNAs by folding excised genomic regions flanking mapped reads and scoring these structures based on their free-energy, similarity to miRNA hairpins, and evidence of processing by Drosha and Dicer.

In this case, however, coverage levels were below what was observed for most other protein-coding genes, and there was no evidence of 3' processing (Fig.  2c), so this gene may be transcribed as a byproduct of its similarity to the intact rpl5 copy.

Dooyema et al. (2012) and UNEP/OCHA (2010) found evidence of processing-related contamination in samples of potable well waters and surface waters from the villages studied, with many having lead concentrations above the WHO (2011a) guideline of 10 µg/L.

He then explains that the game's system of processing evidence and coming to conclusions isn't set up to lead the player down any dead ends.

Extensive evidence supports the speed of processing theory of age-related cognitive decline.

Furthermore, we have demonstrated that the irACTH in fetal lung is accounted for by proopiomelanocortin (POMC), and that there is an evidence of post-translational processing that is distinct from the pattern of processing typical of the anterior pituitary.

The evidence of predictive processing can be found in phonologically triggered lexical processing (cohort activation), semantic and syntactic ambiguity resolution, in computation of cloze probabilities, or in conversational turn-taking (Van Berkum 2010; Kutas et al. 2011).

Previous experiments whose stimuli included the AB nA substring do not provide evidence of dependency processing: super-grammars featuring AB nA can be mastered (significantly) without processing dependencies, and vice versa.

We use the capacity coefficient, a well established, response time based measure of efficiency to provide evidence of word processing as a particularly efficient perceptual process to complement those results from the accuracy domain.