Sentence examples for examination of the published from inspiring English sources

Examination of the published epidemiologic data from around the world reveals unique characteristics and dissimilarities of these countries with high maternal mortality.

Thanks to extensive archival research and a thorough examination of the published works of the university's professors, Grendler's history tells a new story.

We conclude that the evolutionary history of dmbrca2 in D. yakuba and perhaps in other Drosophila species may be more complicated than can be inferred from examination of the published single genome sequences per species.

Examination of the published genome demonstrated that the R. felis 17-kDa antigen gene is a single-copy gene [21].

Examination of the published KLF6 mutations demonstrates that indeed a number of the cancer-defined mutations occur in the NLS and NES domains (Figure 8).

Indeed examination of the published sequences of the 3' untranslated sequence of the BAMBI gene for such potential sites identified two such sites in the murine and three in the human BAMBI gene sequence (Table 3).

Re-examination of the published structure of a T-killer cell conjugated with a target cell after taxol treatment [6] showed that it was visually consistent with our new finding.

These factors all have a very large impact on the validity and interpretation of much of the literature available on the reliability of these physical examination items: much of the published research regarding reliability may be biased toward the null.

Examination of the previously published preparation and structural assignment of 4a by additional NMR and X-ray crystallographic data has established that nucleophilic addition to the intermediate 2β-methanesulfonyloxymethyl-3β- 4-fluorophenyl tropane unexpectedly provided the aza-bicyclo[3.2β-methanesulfonyloxymethyl-3β- 4-fluorophenyl tropane

However, thoughtful examination of the cumulative published population on distraction arthroplasty where specific outcomes were reported will add to the current understanding of this relatively new procedure.

We conclude that the evolutionary history of dmbrca2 in D. yakuba, and perhaps in other Drosophila melanogaster subgroup species, is more complicated than may be assumed from examination of the single published genome sequences per species, and we caution against characterizing whole species or evolutionary processes from such limited data (e.g., [13]).