Sentence examples for on different observations from inspiring English sources

The evolutionary hypothesis for depression has been highly debated in recent scientific literature (see [ 89] for a review) and is based both on the high incidence of this condition in modern populations [ 89] and on different observations.

The relationships found between different specialisms might be partially overestimated, because the same surgical teams were sometimes observed on the same day or on different observation days.

On the basis of different observations, several studies strongly suggest a role of ROS in the selective toxicity to cancer cells of SFR.

This finding is mainly based on two different observations: on a better contrast between lesions and the surrounding normal-appearing grey matter due to a slight attenuation of the cortex itself on DIR [ 13], and also because of a better distinction between pure cortical, mixed white matter-grey matter and juxtacortical lesions on DIR images [ 13, 28].

Based on these different observations, investigators started to study magnesium replacement as an adjunctive pharmacotherapy within the setting of acute myocardial infarction.

This assumption is based on three different observations: (1) the histological analysis that shows much more dividing cells in juvenile cuttings than in mature ones.

▪ Preferred teat for suckling (estimation based on five different observations) ▪ Occurrence of systemic and/ or local disease (e.g. diarrhoea or arthritis) and the corresponding facultative treatments applied to single animals (time, substance, etc).

Based on several different observations, it is now well established that no generalized correlation exists between certain types of mutations in ABCD1 and the two main clinical phenotypes, ie, AMN and CALD, observed in X-ALD patients.

There are, however, different observations on chromosomal positions [ 10- 15] as well as on positional changes of chromosomes during the cell cycle [ 16, 17].

Taken all together these different observations on the peripheral vs central effect of the nutritional status are logical if we consider the ventromedial hypothalamus as part of the feedback loop in charge not only of the maintenance of the energy stores but also of euglycemia, a sort of check point balancing the peripheral effects of the nutritional status.

The reason for the different observations on TASK-3 remains unresolved, but might reside in different experimental conditions, in particular the exposure time to AICAR.