Sentence examples for literature has generated from inspiring English sources
In contrast, recent literature has generated a consensus figure of Ki67 = 14% as a qualitative numerical cut-off point to distinguish "faster" from "slower" breast tumors as part of a continuous distribution [ 56– 58].
The potential benefits of high pressure rolls crushing (HPRC) technology cited in the scientific literature have generated serious interest over the last decade or so amongst the technical advisors to the mining sector.
Accordingly, some trials in the literature have generated conflicting results which question their clinical relevance.
Most greenhouse gases are assigned a GWP by the UNFCCC, but ozone is not, and a literature search has generated no GWP estimates for it.
This analysis found an emerging research literature that has generated evidence supporting the claim that rural US residents and communities suffer a disproportionate burden from the misuse of opioids compared to their urban or metropolitan counterparts.
Most of the data found in literature have generally been generated with cell lines [ 30- 32] or primary cells from murine origin [ 33, 34], mostly without paying attention to the M1/M2 activation state.
In fact, such underperformance led to the widespread idea that having oil is a curse, which has generated extensive literature.
Knowledge-how in the sense of skill-possession, as in 'Smith knows how to ride a bicycle', has generated a literature of its own and is treated elsewhere.
[Craig defends his case using the example, derived from Bertrand Russell, of Tristram Shandy, who takes a year to write in his diary one day's events; he will only get progressively behind and never catch up. This example has generated a literature of its own (Eells, Oderberg, Oppy 2002b)].
The possible link between psychological stress and cancer survival has generated a literature of contradictory findings.
Beyond the specific case of influenza, statistical validation of surrogate endpoints has generated extensive literature [ 10- 13].
