Sentence examples for imposed in the current study from inspiring English sources
If we are correct in inferring that robust genotypes of virus φ6 tend to contain proteins which are relatively thermostable, one might predict that the positive relationship between robustness and evolvability is specific to elevated-temperature environments, such as the 45°C heat-shock selection imposed in the current study.
A religious legal system cannot be imposed in the current global society with people of different faiths in all countries.
In the current study, if night-time restrictions had been imposed at the time of these collisions, it is estimated that 27% of causalities may have been prevented.
Moreover, that a common growth pattern was found across the full viscerocranium, rather than only in the early-ossifying oral bones of this region, suggests that this region is developmentally integrated, and provides a possible mechanism by which the functional constraints imposed on the oral bones translate to the lower disparity across the entire viscerocranium seen in the current study.
Treatment guidelines are difficult to impose in this particular age group and the result is prolonged hyperglycemia, as observed in the current study.
We cannot comment on EARL of higher or lower levels than those employed in the current study, nor on the effect (s) that might occur with EARL imposed for periods longer than 1 h.
The magnitude of the after-effects of entrainment in the current study (0.1 h), in which T-cycles that differed from 24 hours by 0.5 and 0.65 hours were imposed on the human subjects for 14 days, was smaller than that observed in studies performed in mice in which a gradually changing T-cycle that differed from 24 hours by ±4 hours was imposed for approximately 50 days [26].
Notwithstanding, the physiological responses and adjustments in play observed in the current study do not appear to have originated from variations in hydration status, but rather from the level of heat stress imposed.
