Sentence examples for instances treated with from inspiring English sources

To reduce the presence of single-strand nicks (which increase the fraction of nonjunction mate pairs), DNA for jumping library construction was in some instances treated with 10 units of S1 nuclease per microgram of DNA, thus converting single-strand nicks into double-strand breaks.

It is past dispute that the opposers of the constitution were, in sundry instances, treated in a manner utterly inconsistent with that respect which is due to every freeborn citizen of the commonwealth, especially when acting in the capacity of a representative.

Tommy Barlow, for instance, was treated with morphine after a concussion and soon was under arrest for acts that seemed "like a dream to him," The New York Times reported in 1877.

In some of Dr. Hill's work, for instance, rats treated with a drug that blocked their endocannabinoid receptors did not experience the increase in new brain cells that usually accompanies running, suggesting that a well-functioning endocannabinoid system may be required for cognitive improvements from exercise.

For instance, men treated with RP were younger than men on AS or RT.

For instance, patients treated with chemotherapy showed worse memory and fine-motor functions, but not school level, than their siblings [ 8].

For instance, mice treated with 5-ASA+GW9662 had increased number of ACF (5.6 ± 0.5) compared with mice treated with 5-ASA only (1.75±0.25), revealing a 68% increase in the number of ACF (P = 0.04).

For instance, mice treated with specific VEGF receptor antagonists demonstrate a cell loss in the inner nuclear layer, containing Muller cell nuclei and in the ganglion cell layer, containing astrocytes [ 40].

For instance, patients treated with EQW in the 30-week DURATION-1 study who continued open-label treatment to 52 weeks had significant reductions from baseline in systolic blood pressure (SBP) (−6.2 mmHg; 95% confidence interval [CI], −8.5 to −3.9 mmHg), whereas 50% of those with baseline SBP ≥130 mmHg were observed to have lowered their SBP to normal.

In other instances, treating a recurrent cancer with the same drug can lead to a second remission — an outcome difficult to explain if the recurring cancer has acquired resistance to the original drug.

In some instances, they were treated with functional orthodontic therapy to induce harmonious maxillomandibular growth [9].