Sentence examples for fact examination from inspiring English sources

In fact examination of long term survivors in the cohorts of SpC-c-MYC single transgenic mice showed lower abundance and in some cases lack of these premalignant lesions.

In fact, examination of their data reveals that the cDNA is derived from the previously characterised SIRT7 sequence (Frye, 2000).

The FACT examination chart consists of five rows of eight sine-wave grating patches arranged in order of decreasing contrast in 0.15 log unit steps.

In fact, examination of the CIs reported in several papers supporting maternal transmission corroborate our results; point estimates for type 2 diabetes risk were higher in subjects with maternal history, but the estimates do not reach statistical significance (16, 20).

In fact, examination of the actual data presented in support of the previous claim of a connection between the number of interactions and evolutionary rates [ 4] also shows a weak correlation, albeit greater than the one observed in this study.

In fact, examination of radical prostatectomies has shown a high incidence of multifocality, with diffuse infiltration of the stroma which separates benign glands rather than obliteration of normal anatomical structures (except in very high grade disease).

And ever since his matter-of-fact examination of race in America with Do the Right Thing (1989), I've consistently found that refreshing.

In fact, an examination of this weekend's games shows that replacement officials are shy about making calls, and may be making more mistakes, possibly twice as many a game, than the regular referees did at the same time last season.

Granted that the English have always hated intellect – where else would you find the threat that you're "too clever for your own good" – the fact that examination boards are now colluding in a general dumbing-down is regrettable, if hardly surprising.

In fact, an examination based on police records, court documents and interviews with investigators and reporters shows that Britain's revered police agency failed to pursue leads suggesting that one of the country's most powerful newspapers was routinely listening in on its citizens.

In fact, an examination of the latest information shows that the vast majority of the task force and work group members have no financial relationship with industry.