Sentence examples for preformed a from inspiring English sources

A total of thirty subjects participated in the experiment in which they preformed a task of pressing a single target on a small touch screen.

In the present study, we preformed a two-dimensional numerical simulation of the motion and coalescence of bubble pairs rising in the stationary liquid pool, using the moving particle semi-implicit (MPS) method.

Monica Jahan Bose, of Storytelling with Saris, preformed a piece of street theater including a 210ft long sari made up of saris' from women of her mother's village.

The gorgeous trio preformed a sexy, sly cha cha cha, and of course, any routine that calls for Tristan in a suit and shades is ultimately my favorite routine.

Two groups of subjects preformed a standard reaching experiment under a velocity dependent force field.

To further explore this relationship, we preformed a linear regression for Tup1 binding by the number of recruiter proteins bound and discovered a highly significant regression of R2 = 0.500 P<1×10−100) (Figure 2D).

WT TTR was observed to interact with all the A-Beta forms tested (soluble, oligomers and fibrils), with similar strengths and was able to inhibit the aggregation and disrupt preformed A-Beta fibrils, behaving as well as a protective molecule in cell culture through inhibition of apoptosis [19].

If the results were not based on the total number of participants, we preformed an intention-to-treat analysis assuming that the participants not included in the results did not achieve remission [20].

To identify the bacterial families that were uniquely present in each circumcision state, we preformed an Indicator Species Analysis, which is commonly used with species data but can be applied equally to family-level data [65].

To further corroborate this finding, we preformed an SNP analysis with a panel of 60 known SNPs localized to the 3′ ends of rhesus monkey genes (Ferguson et al., 2007).

24 Retinol (preformed vitamin A) plays a crucial role in cell growth and differentiation of human epithelial tissues.