Sentence examples for prevalent observations from inspiring English sources

The most prevalent observations involve modifications to neurogenesis, neuronal migration, and integration of neurons into the neuronal parenchyma of their final destination.

Informal and bespoke methods were also prevalent, "observation" (n = 22, 13%) and "informal questioning" (n = 25, 14%).

Numerous theoretical studies of (ZnO) n clusters have explored optimized geometries for a range of cluster sizes, and a prevalent theoretical observation shows that a fullerene-like structures are more stable in the case for smaller-sized clusters, while a wurtzite-like structure shows increased stability for larger clusters [9].

MSDs seem to be prevalent among nurses, but observations in the literature based on questionnaires as measurement tools may not reflect the true situation throughout Taiwan.

Additionally, the observations around prevalent fractures as well as use among treatment naïve patients makes it difficult to extrapolate these data to one better defined by the approved indication for use.

In order to identify patients with first-time ADHD diagnosis and to separate those patients from prevalent patients during the observation period, patients with an ADHD diagnosis in 2006 were excluded.

Maisonneuve et al. also noted the excess of multiple myeloma cases and likewise attributed this observation to prevalent cases [ 5].

403 individuals (821 person-years of observation) without prevalent TB and with a valid address were geocoded to 79 local areas.

New GC boxes strongly tended to be created from diverse sequences rather than the more prevalent GA boxes, an observation predicted by our theoretical model as being caused by selection, but which also cannot be explained by neutral mutational processes.

Old Will's 16th century observations still remain prevalent to this day, especially on the dance floor.

Nonetheless, we still propose that DNA methylation-controlled gene silencing is a prevalent mechanism, based on several observations.