Sentence examples for method has suggested from inspiring English sources

This magnitude of discordance between the two methods of estimating eGFR has been reported previously, 43 and occasionally when both CG- and MDRD-based estimations have been used to evaluate renal function in the same population, one method has suggested an increase from baseline in eGFR and the other suggested a decrease.

Some Western observers studying the method have suggested that acupuncture analgesia is plainly a placebo analgesia which does not, however, detract from its effectiveness.

Early applications of this method have suggested a new approach to the development of inhibitors of HIV-1 Integrase.

Two studies had employed dosages of at or above 50 mg/day [5, 6], while the third, utilizing a variable titration method, had suggested that daily dosages as low as 25 mg may be effective [7].

The power of 13 is also the number that developers of the method had suggested.

Other studies using swimming as a training method have suggested that this practice could induce an increase in α-MyHC expression in the rat heart [ 19].

Both methods have suggested spatial frequency selective processing with only certain frequencies contributing to the brightness.

Other methods have suggested to fix the cells in dilute paraformaldehye which keeps the GFP intact prior to staining (21).

Less formal estimates of clinically important differences in direct utility elicitation (e.g., TTO methods) have suggested thresholds of 0.05 0.10 [ 38, 98].

Computational studies using phosphorylation site-prediction methods have suggested that unstructured regions are enriched for sites that can be post-translationally modified [ 8].

Estimates of clinically important differences in utilities obtained via direct elicitation methods (e.g., TTO methods) have suggested that differences of 0.05 to 0.10 can be considered important [ 25, 64].