Sentence examples for in one relevant from inspiring English sources

In one relevant study, the 100% efficacy rate of S. carpocapsae in controlling Colorado potato beetle adults, pupae, and larvae in the laboratory manifested as only a 31% reduction rate in this pest population when the test was repeated outdoors (Stewart et al. 1998).

Elway bests Manning in one relevant category: yards per completion.

Accelerometry, the standard method of objective assessment used previously in observational studies in pregnancy [ 48], has, to our knowledge, only been employed in one relevant RCT, the FitFor2 study, a supervised exercise intervention in 121 overweight and obese women [ 50].

Therefore, our search parameters may have excluded some message boards, and also resulted in only one relevant ALS message board to use in this study.

The query in the Medline, Embase and Cochrane databases resulted in only one relevant article (Mäenpää et al).. Mäenpää et al. recommend using a posterior splint for acute primary patella dislocation because of the low knee joint restriction and low redislocation rates per follow-up year.

In step one, relevant input variables, or all input variables - depending on the size of the energy model under scrutiny - are identified, e.g. GDPo within the energy models' system boundary.

In proof of concept searches using the validated high-specificity filter, there was a more dramatic reduction in non-relevant articles, however in one case one relevant article was not retrieved using the search 'low protein diet diabetes' (Table 3).

Each gene that was selected met the original criteria, was involved in at least one relevant pathway and had a fold change of over 2 in at least one of the datasets.

In conclusion, there is only one relevant report on the market value.

But if the last century is any guide, the violin market differs from the Dow and the Nasdaq in at least one relevant particular: prices sometimes level off, as between 1914 and 1945, but no one can recall when they last went down.

We chose to investigate the hypothesis in these two well-established cohort studies because evidence for or against the hypothesis would be strengthened if it were possible to replicate it in more than one relevant study.