Sentence examples for lab indicates from inspiring English sources

Previous work in our lab indicates that flagellar motility is needed for L. monocytogenes to attach to fresh cut radishes, [17], but that study did not differentiate between motility or the presence of flagella.

A recent report from Patrick Sung's lab indicates however that WRN, differently from other RecQ helicases, fails to disrupt RAD51 nucleofilament [ 43].

In contrast, a recent study from Robert Schwabe's lab indicates that HMGB1 is not required for mitochondrial function and autophagy in the liver.

Preliminary work from our lab indicates the potential for a sizeable benefit of a cognitive-behavioral based self-management approach to postoperative rehabilitation relative to current practice in patients following lumbar spine surgery for degenerative conditions [ 31].

Recent evidence from our lab indicates that myosin degradation follows this pathway, as proteasome inhibition restores myosin content and muscle function in animal models for respiratory muscle weakness [ 15].

Previous work in the authors' lab indicates that oxygen tension plays a significant role in modulating gene expression of MFCs cultured in a 3D environment and subsequently their capacity to synthesize abundant ECM rich in collagen type II and aggrecan [ 25, 29].

Previous work in our lab indicated that following TTC staining, prolonged washing of thick sections dramatically sharpened this boundary.

Feedback from the researchers in the lab indicated that the safety measures introduced in this report successfully improved laboratory safety.

Results from our lab indicate that changes in muscle morphology and function caused by nerve compression can be ameliorated by use of muscle energy OMT.

Eighty-two percent of over 200 students from the most recent iteration of the lab indicated they enjoyed the labs, and 40% responded they highly or very highly enjoyed them (scale of one to five with one being not so much, three being "moderately," and five being "very highly," of students, 1 = 2%, 2 = 14%, 3 = 42%, 4 = 33%, 5 = 7%).

Tests at the lab indicated that it would have been physically impossible for Sheila to have reached the trigger to shoot herself with the silencer attached.