Sentence examples similar to most well demonstrated from inspiring English sources
The impact of GRD is well demonstrated by the most common and best understood form: Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease (ADPKD).
It is well demonstrated that A β deposition precedes and most likely is involved in the induction of neuronal atrophy.
The most well-demonstrated mechanisms are via small RNAs in sperm that can transfer between generations inducing phenotypic effects on pigmentation and heart development in mammals (reviewed in Nadeau 2009).
Thickening is well demonstrated.
That Ms. Kaprelian can pull off most of these styles well demonstrates her flexibility, if not her maturity.
No significant correlation was found between MSI and mucin phenotype in this series of EGC, in which most tumours demonstrated well-differentiated tubular formation (tub1 and tub2), suggesting that recurrence of gastric cancer may not be controlled by mucin phenotype (Shibata et al, 2003).
He is most well known for his conformity experiments, in which he demonstrated the influence of group pressure on opinions.
One of the most well-known methods to demonstrate and simulate dynamic behavior of particles, such as particle tracking, and to consider different effects of simulation parameters is cell dynamic simulation.
Many other practices do so as well -- meditation is the most well established practice for noticing the effects we can have on our own consciousness, and Sufi dervishes demonstrate this same outcome for dancing.
This is most clearly demonstrated for the well resolved signals derived from the anomeric proton of trehalose at δ = 5.19 ppm. Figure 5 shows that one of the natural abundance C-satellite peaks is negative, while the main C-peak and other C-satellite signal are both positive.
Most researchers demonstrated that nanoparticles were well attached to the bacteria membrane and could produce elevated level of reactive oxygen species (ROS), mostly hydroxyl radicals given by the reaction of electrons and H2O under visible light.
