Sentence examples for observed apply from inspiring English sources

Further, the associations observed apply to fall injuries leading to hospitalisation, an outcome for which coverage is high in Swedish registers [ 27], but whether this applies also to less severe falls is uncertain.

Assuming the burden estimates we observed apply nationally, these earaches would result in 260,000 visits to the doctor, 39,900 visits to the emergency room and nearly $4 million dollars spent on prescription and over-the-counter medications due to earaches associated with swimming in natural waters.

Additionally, crack opening and closure was observed applying surface deformation field measurements using digital image correlation.

It also, as we observed, applies to all the sentences which are well-behaved in the sense of obeying the T-schema (or capture and release).

Although the benefits for samples' representativeness observed applying LinkedIn as source of recruitment, it is important to highlight some relevant limitations on its use.

Thus, the insignificant role played by parental and older sibling involvement in children becoming high-achievers previously observed applies equally to both groups and therefore to the whole student population in France and Sweden.

Lipid particles were observed applying confocal microscopy.

Although the structural pattern observed applies only to the backbone of the peptide, this does not imply a random distribution of the side chains along the cleft.

The down-regulation of mRNA levels for PDGFRα and Olig1/2 and Sox10 genes, coupled to up-regulation of myelin-specific genes in hNSC cultures that we observed applying the default differentiation protocol argued against the idea of reduced oligodendroglial potential of human versus murine NSCs.

Still similar in vivo effects for the HDACs were observed applying the identical treatment regimen as for the PC3 cells.

Although not more effective in terms of fall events observed, applying a combination of cognitive-motor training might be advantageous to move safer in challenging environments [ 46, 120] and, therefore, reduces fall risk.