Sentence examples for in initial publications from inspiring English sources

The single most important parameter in these models is the one to distinguish bias in initial publications from bias in subsequent ones, which indicates that the initial study bias is a very robust phenomenon.

We previously showed that lentiviral delivery of Sema3F to a demyelinated lesion in a different mouse model improved remyelination [ 37], giving confidence in these results; an important factor considering the number of drug targets that look promising in initial publications, but which later fail to be repeated by pharmaceutical companies [ 39].

In order to understand why the fraction of bacterial HT genes in Methanosarcina spp. has been overestimated in initial publications [ 19, 24], we performed searches through a series of time-scaled databases, and found that this effect was observed because of the database composition in 2001.

The high incidence of this variant in the C9ORF72 expansion carriers was reported in the initial publications [ 2, 3].

In common with initial publications on eIF4E's role in cancer (Kerekatte et al, 1995; Li et al, 1998) and much of the subsequent literature, we have focused on breast cancer.

Therefore, we decided to analyze all astrocytomas under consideration of the normal brain references that were used in the corresponding initial publications (see [ 38] for PA I and [ 40, 41] for AS II, AS III and GBM IV).

Interestingly, E. coli O157 H7 strain TW14588 was designated as clade 8 in the initial publication on variation in virulence among the clades [ 12], but all in silico analyses conducted during this study on the whole-genome shotgun sequence available from GenBank (NZ_ABKY) suggests it belongs to clade 2 (lineage I).

As reported in the initial publication, more adverse events occurred in the combination arm.

This equivalence was attributed to the potential cure of axillary residual disease with systemic therapy and TgF RT. 5 While radiation parameters and dose distribution in the axilla were not reported in the initial publication, Jagsi et al. tried recently to detail radiation treatments from the 605 available RT report forms.

Student responses on the MATE were scored in accordance to the Likert scale provided in the initial publication (Rutledge and Warden 1999).

The remaining 607 linked markers in the 17% pool mapped to a locus (that was mentioned, but not further validated in the initial publication) encompassing a region of 105 kbp in chromosome XV (referred to in this study as QTL5) and to three small regions on chromosomes I, VI, and XII (of which the latter one is also mentioned in the initial publication but not further validated).