Sentence examples for highlighted by data from inspiring English sources

This is highlighted by data from the United States, indicating a fall in the number of women attempting VBAC from 28.3% in 1996 to 12.7% in 2002 [ 3].

As highlighted by data in Figure 5A, electrodes in proximity to activated stellate cells were recording significantly higher changes in redox current (signal suppression) compared to electrodes near quiescent cells.

Socialising processes that may encourage adolescent smoking also operated to protect young people from smoking [ 41], as highlighted by data elicited from a photo taken by one young non-Indigenous woman interviewed for this project (see Figure  4).

However, as highlighted by data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey evaluating trends between 1999 2000 and 2003 2004, there is still room for improvement in attaining simultaneous control of hyperglycaemia, hypertension and dyslipidaemia [ 13– 15].

The importance of regular monitoring of sUA in order to tailor gout treatment was highlighted by data from this study showing that patients with sUA levels ⩾360 μmol/l (⩾6 mg/dl) had an increased risk of gout flares.

This was highlighted by data that illustrated the way in which multimorbidity had imposed severe restrictions on mobility, more so than with the effects of single conditions [ 37, 44, 45, 48, 50], suggesting that the bodily effects of multimorbidity as a whole may be greater than that of the individual long term conditions [ 39].

So the transition is occurring, but it is slow, as shown by the seven consecutive quarters of negative growth for all capital expenditure: The end of the mining boom and the transition to a different economy was also highlighted by construction data released on Wednesday.

Peri-transplant injury contributes to the ongoing shortage of transplantable lungs; this is highlighted by American data reporting an average rate of lungs transplanted per donor of 0.37 [6].

The potential contribution made by different exposure patterns is further highlighted by our data on changes at 'frequently exposed' compared to 'usually covered' sites.

One problem highlighted by our data is that a single-visit uniocular or binocular drug trial still leaves a great deal of unexplained variation in follow-up IOP.

Advances in sequencing and detection technology over the past two decades, highlighted by the data explosion brought about by the human genome project, have transformed what was previously assumed to be a relatively simple genetic landscape into a new picture where the so-called "dark matter" of the genome has stolen the spotlight from the not so hip protein-coding genes.