Sentence examples for originally ascertained from inspiring English sources

Of the 78 cell lines the institutes originally ascertained had been created before the August 2001 cutoff date, 15 have been developed and are available and another 8 should come on line soon.

All SNPs were originally ascertained in inbred laboratory mice.

Although this sample was originally ascertained for ADHD, this suggests that IQ scores are normally distributed in this sample.

The subjects belonged to 2 families residing in a remote region of Oman and were originally ascertained by a local clinical geneticist.

The convergence is confirmed visually by examining the behavior of parameter values during the iterations and verifying that all of the parameters have reached a constant level; this is also how the suitable value for the convergence rule has been originally ascertained.

Although this sample was originally ascertained for ADHD, and ADHD and IQ have been reported to be associated [Frazier et al., 2004], these findings suggest that in this sample IQ scores are normally distributed (as would be expected in a population-based sample) and are at most very weakly related to ADHD symptom scores.

Individuals 23 and 24 had originally been ascertained as part of a study of the UBE3B gene, but were considered to have features more suggestive of a KAT6B phenotype.

A family-based association test (TDT) in 520 trios ascertained via a young obese offspring originally revealed under-transmission of the allele coding for the I103 variant.

Whilst the advanced state of the infection duration could have likely led to a strong eradication of the bacilli in immunocompetent animals, it cannot be ascertained that this was the case with the particular amount of E. coli injected originally in the reported experiment.

All the available EST clones were printed, including those from tissues other than haemocytes, since it could not be ascertained a priori that none of these would be involved in snail defence, or that transcripts originally derived from tissues other than haemocytes would definitely not be expressed in the haemocytes.

In the 1950s, their ethnicity was ascertained to be Tu; by examining a great quantity of documents, we can see that they were originally Han immigrants, and also had Mongolian components: however, they identified themselves as Tibetan.