Sentence examples for previous study validated from inspiring English sources
A previous study validated algorithms for verifying LV capture during biventricular pacing using evoked response morphology.
A previous study validated the GSRS and GIQLI in renal transplant patients[ 2, 3].
Only one previous study validated a medication proxy for the identification of children diagnosed with atopic dermatitis and reported a PPV of 0.45 [ 8].
As our previous study validated a well-mixed approximation to model our experimental conditions (Feinerman et al., 2010), we did not include spatial considerations for the cell-to-cell communications via extracellular IL-2 in these in vitro settings.
On the other hand, results of a previous study validated dietary data collected from parents about their 3- to 5-year old children (similar to ages of SUPERB study children) by showing agreement between energy expenditure using doubly labeled water and diet history (similar to the food frequency questionnaire) [ 62].
A previous study validating a large number of cancer cases documented a high reliability of cancer diagnoses recorded in the GPRD (Jick et al, 1997).
Our previous studies validated that; bolaamphiphiles can be designed to vary the magnitude of siRNA shielding, its delivery, and its subsequent release.
DEG comparison of genes identified in five previous studies validated this list (Additional file 2; discussion section).
Previous studies validated detection algorithms by changing SNR of artificial signals (Lee et al. 2007; Li et al. 2007; Staude et al. 2001).
Previous studies validated cut-off level of uNGAL in other settings including hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, critically ill and after coronary angiography, which were the high risks for AKI.
For symptom recording, participants filled out the diary choosing from a list based on previous studies, validated during the pilot phase, that included the four symptoms defined as outcomes and the following symptoms that blinded the subject as to the variables of interest [being energetic (a positive effect assigned to Cu), lack of energy, cough, headache, backache, chest pain, others).
