Sentence examples for extent data obtained from inspiring English sources

Some data has promoted the idea that caveoli merge into "caveolosomes" supporting uptake of large particles, but it is unclear to what extent data obtained in static cell cultures reflect this aspect of endothelial physiology in vivo.

Finally, external validity is the extent to which data obtained in one center are applicable to other centers, (cf the argument for multicenter, multinational studies).

However, the extent to which these data obtained from animal models are predictive of adverse effects in humans, especially of preterm delivery and SGA, is unknown.

Lung mechanics assessment using quasi-static PV-curves yielded, to some extent, similar results with the data obtained by the FOT.

We tested to what extent basic, available and affordable clinical data obtained from the patient's history, physical examination and paraclinical tests can be used to assess accurately the phenotype and disease activity of patients with symptomatic arteriosclerosis.

Earlier this year Big Brother Watch published data obtained via FOI detailing the extent of police forces' comms data requests in that regard — with some 733,000 requests made by domestic U.K. police forces over a three year period, between 2012 and 2014.

Response rates can to some extent indicate issues related to the quality of data obtained through fieldwork.

The spectroscopic data obtained for each complex confirm the extent of purity of complexes as well as their photophysical properties.

Association mapping using GML, MLM and SML resulted in comparable results, although data obtained by SML differed to some extent from those derived by GLM and MLM.

A chi-square test was used to examine the extent of relationships through a univariate analysis of the data obtained from the questionnaire.

Therefore, it is necessary to identify potential threats to data quality in normal use and to develop methods to appraise the extent to which such problems are evident in the data obtained as part of regular clinical practice.