Sentence examples for experimentally substantiated from inspiring English sources
All findings are experimentally substantiated.
This finding is further experimentally substantiated by the scanning electron microscope observation.
How these are specifically involved in colonisation and infection has been experimentally substantiated in only a limited number of cases.
In this respect, several mechanisms of variability of c-Myc-Max-DNA binding avidity have been proposed (and, in some instances, experimentally substantiated) [ 12, 17, 18].
The potential of ssRNA to perpetuate an inflammatory step via a Toll-like receptor (TLR 7 pathway has been experimentally substantiated by the transdifferentiation of human fetal cardiac fibroblasts to a scarring phenotype following exposure to supernatants generated by incubation of macrophages with surrogate immune complexes comprised of Ro60, hY3 and affinity-purified anti-Ro60 antibody.
While SNAP operates on an experimentally substantiated definition of change, SIFT uses conservation scores of amino acids as a proxy for functional change.
This study hence experimentally substantiates the "valve" concept in fracture mechanics.
Based on the test results, an analysis to experimentally substantiate the Stress Waves Theory of Janney has been proposed.
Further studies are warranted to experimentally substantiate our observation and to develop novel biomarkers for the diagnosis and treatment of MDS.
While we can't experimentally substantiate context-dependent structural rearrangements in the current paper, it is notable that (as yet) there is no evidence that the eEF1A isoforms are bound to eEF1B (and therefore in this structured conformation) when performing their non-canonical roles in other functional pathways.
Skinstage activation of parasite-specific Treg-based systemic immunosuppression provides a fundamentally new, experimentally widely substantiated, immunological rationale, and precise focus, for research and vaccination strategy leading to potentially accelerated malaria eradication.
