Sentence examples for extensive experimental evidence from inspiring English sources
There is extensive experimental evidence that individuals prefer to conform to a norm on condition that both these expectations, empirical and normative, are met (Bicchieri 2006).
We demonstrate where affinity and specificity of protein-protein interactions arise across the family, and corroborate our conclusions with extensive experimental evidence.
The architecture of the network was approached initially by construction of a logic model that integrated the extensive experimental evidence now available on endomesoderm specification.
For the error-prone environment, extensive experimental evidence suggests that there is no significant performance difference between using the Lagrange multiplier tailored to the error-free or the error-prone environment.
The objective of the present work is to reveal and provide extensive experimental evidence on the existence of optimum operating conditions as well as on distinct trends of the energy efficiency over the pertinent flow regimes and system configurations.
This work aims to provide extensive experimental evidence that reinforce the fact that block overloading can produce phenomena of either crack growth acceleration or retardation depending on its magnitude, duration and the fatigue damage stage characterising its onset.
Despite its extensive experimental background, evidence is lacking regarding EPO's renal protective effect in cardiac surgical patients who are at increased risk of developing AKI.
The model is corrected and made more reliable in the present paper on the basis of extensive additional experimental evidence.
Extensive genetic and experimental evidence have underscored the importance of the PI3K-PTEN-AKT signaling pathway, not only in genesis[3], [4], [5] but also in progression[6], [7] of PCA.
Extensive clinical and experimental evidence for this concept has been presented in our work (1-5) and the work of others.
Ventilator Induced Lung Injury (VILI) plays a major role in the poor prognosis of such patients, as demonstrated by extensive experimental and clinical evidence [ 2- 10].
