Sentence examples for further published data from inspiring English sources

Efforts to compile an extensive database for lead isotopes have been made by a group in Oxford (the OXALID database) [66], and currently work is in progress for further published data [67].

Further published data are required before drawing conclusions on aflibercept.

A subsequent small study in stage IV melanoma patients reported that lower vitamin D levels were associated with poorer survival, but in the absence of further published data the Leeds study remains unvalidated.

An efficient system for water oxidation exists in the water oxidizing complex in cyanobacteria, algae and plants; further, recently published data on the Manganese calcium cluster have provided details on the mechanism and structure of the water oxidizing complex.

Further, most published data indicate that M1/M2 macrophages are induced by Th1/Th2 cells rather than M1/M2 polarization being regulated by Th1/Th2 cells.

These data are further supported by published data showing that the sequences of polyadenylated U1 snRNAs generated following depletion of INTS9 extend beyond their normal termination sites, which demonstrates defective termination.

Further, based on published data concerning MyoG regulation in muscle fibres, we speculate that PRC2-Ezh1 may be required for subsequent developmentally regulated resilencing of MyoG and perhaps other skeletal muscle genes.

In this article I examine the contributions of such indoor exposures to overall ozone-related health effects by extensive review of the literature as well as further analyses of published data.

This contention is further supported by published data showing that the npr1-2 allele failed to interact with putative target TGA transcription factor genes in a two-hybrid assay [ 17] or in an in vivo, reporter gene-based assay [ 18].

Its lead therapy, SB-728, is a potential functional cure for HIV/AIDS, and recent published data further support the company's ongoing progress, which has been described as a major step toward immunological functional control of HIV.

Comparison of our findings with published data further suggests that monsoon-controlled fluvial aggradation and incision during the early Holocene is synchronous in southwestern Tibet and the adjacent sector of the Himalayan orogen (north-western Sub-to High Himalaya).