Sentence examples for models a finding from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the pharmacological blockade of the β3 integrin has been demonstrated to significantly reduce tumor angiogenesis in numerous cancer models, a finding that has eventually led to the development of several drug candidates currently in clinical trials [14], [15].

The effect of reporting an undetectable viral load on disclosure behavior is nonsignificant in all bivariate and multivariate models, a finding which may be attributable to the small number of men who reported their viral load as undetectable (N = 59).

Lowrie goes further to suggest that the ability to infer relationships between simulated 3-D and actual 3-D environments can be enhanced through the construction and manipulation of 3-D models, a finding that demonstrates both the more innate nature of handling physical objects as well as the value of supplementing digital information with a physical counterpart.

Both groups reported positive percent improvement, but group A patients reported a greater improvement rating than group B. There was no correlation observed between age and outcome in the models, a finding that is in keeping with the variability seen in prior reports that have examined age related effects.

Surprisingly, depth of the ulcer was not associated with outcome in our multivariable model, a finding also shown by Ince et al. [ 26].

Their results uniformly support the EARLY model, a finding that could affect our understanding of the aetiology of several birth defects.

While applying the individual prognostic factors for each country, it appeared that the NPV in the probabilistic model may differ from the deterministic model, a finding explained by differences in economic forecast for a long time horizon.

Notably, however, MRSA colonisation was not significantly associated with mortality in a logistic regression model, a finding that has been reported by others, albeit in a lower prevalence setting.

Moreover, the changes in SAT result in reward rates that are close to those achievable by the best-tuned model, a finding that is robust to changes in assumptions about how the reward rate is computed.

This suggests that the immunosuppressive effects of FK506 outweigh its antifungal potential in this murine model, a finding that was reproducible across three different fungal strains (CEA10, AF293 and ATCC46645) and two mouse strains (BALB/c and C57BL/6).

Our results also revealed that the influences of attitude and self-efficacy were still significant when intentions were included in the model, a finding that is in contrast with predictions made by the Theory of Planned Behavior for attitudes.