Sentence examples for next set of studies from inspiring English sources

The next set of studies put aside IR clones and promoter-reporter constructs in favor of primary bone marrow-derived macrophages and endogenous gene products.

In the next set of studies, we aimed to investigate whether the degree of endothelial dysfunction correlates with the outcome of sepsis.

The next set of studies asked whether the peptidergic (SP+) and putative GABAergic (GAD+) neurons existed as distinct sub-populations, or whether some cells were capable of producing both neurotransmitters.

We confined the next set of studies to 29 of the 30 membrane traffic mutants from class I, since the hygromycin B sensitive phenotype of these strains, like that of the trk1Δ and arl1Δ strains, can be suppressed by 100 m m KCl.

Our next set of naturalistic driving studies found similar risks associated with distracted driving and fatigue.

This supplement of BMC Public Health has papers reporting the next set of findings from studies associated with the evaluation of Avahan.

In the next set of experiments, we studied if there are any defects in the kinetics of T cell activation in HLA-DR3.IFN-γ−/− mice.

In the next set of experiments, we studied the effects of different inhibitors on GLUT4 translocation.

In the next set of experiments we studied the short-term changes of uIPSC amplitudes evoked by action potential trains with distinct frequencies and sought to determine the effect of carbachol on the dynamics of synapses.

If genes are the entry points to the cause and genetic architecture of psychiatric disorder, then we suggest that specific cell types may be the next set of entry points in neurobiology studies that may coherently link different levels of analysis, integrate different approaches and technologies, and yield useful answers in understanding pathogenic mechanisms.

In a next set of experiments a longitudinal follow-up study was initiated including patients who underwent therapy escalation from conventional therapy to biological or from one biological to another.