Sentence examples for in general confirmed from inspiring English sources

The observed microarray results are, in general, confirmed by RT-PCR analysis.

The surveys in general confirmed the high productivity of the Angolan shelf demonstrated by the history of its industrial fishery.

Although these additional markers have in general confirmed the above classification, it is likely that the current operational nomenclature will be subject to future refinement.

A number of factor analytic studies have examined the structure of the DASS, and in general confirmed a three-factor solution [e.g. [ 27]].

Variable importance and partial standardized mortality plots of RSF (fitted using 100 trees) in general confirmed the Cox hazards (see Additional file 1, supplementary figures S1 and S2).

A small number of these genes were then validated by qRT-PCR, which in general confirmed the microarray data, and although no clear on/off marker was identified to distinguish a single cell type it would appear that these novel markers could be used to define a unique transcriptional profile/gene signature that can distinguish NP cells from AC cells in bovines.

Other programmes in the Banned strand, examining banned advertisements, banned sex films and banned things in general, confirm that being banned is the only selling point some things will ever have.

One glamorous little house turns out to be sheathed in solar panels, and the show in general confirms that elegance, sustainability, ecological awareness and social responsibility are not incompatible concepts.

These data, in general, confirm previous results on the inhibition of a sub-group of all the protein subunits with an EGS against Rpp38.The effect of EGSs is apparent in 24 hours after transfection but the effect of siRNAs, which is comparable to the EGS data in amounts of inhibition, takes at least 48 to 96 hours to become evident.

Our results in general confirm that, on average, trials will be completed more quickly with the Rolling 6, with negligible penalty in terms of patient safety during the trial or as a result of the selected MTD, although the Rolling 6 on average will require more patients and thus will incur higher research costs.

Other studies in the Netherlands have also explored land-use impacts on accessibility [19, 20], which in general confirm that land-use policies may increase aggregate accessibility levels and that tailored spatial planning can increase the benefits of transport infrastructure investments.