Sentence examples for have provided indications from inspiring English sources
In this work, we have provided indications of a potential combination of VSV with anti-proliferative drugs as a rational therapeutic option for HCC.
While the HSA network is very extensive and considerably old, findings from this survey have provided indications and evidence of undercoverage.
Previous reports [ 21, 22] have provided indications that the number of HD-Zip III genes and gene family structure may vary between species, especially between angiosperms and gymnosperms.
Previous phylogenetic coding sequence analyses have provided indications of paralogy within the family, but the data were not conclusive [ 68, 69].
There was no screening of PA behavior; use of this as a measure to correlate results would have provided indications to attribution of the found effects.
Experimental evolution has provided indications that this can be the case.
Given that empirical research has provided indications of context-dependent substitution patterns at four-fold degenerate sites, we take those indications into account in this paper.
Although the biochemical assays have provided some indications of the potential mechanisms involved in the pyrethroid and carbamate resistances in Tihuquine, more remain to be done to fully elucidate these mechanisms.
Initial patient trials of p53 and BRCA1 gene therapy have provided some indications of potential efficacy, but have also identified areas of basic and clinical research that are needed before these approaches may be widely used in patient care.
Novel results derived by next-generation sequencing experiments have provided some indications about the existence of sRNAs associated to spliceosomal snRNAs [ 62] and in mRNA length regulation (telescripting) [ 63].
Studies using molecular fingerprinting techniques have provided mixed indications of the importance of insufficient floor sanitation to the carryover of Campylobacter isolates, and it is clear that some strains do persist from flock to flock (Petersen and Wedderkopp 2001; Shreeve et al. 2002).
