Sentence examples for previously published evidence from inspiring English sources

Previously published evidence makes the meninges a likely source of migraine related pain.

Our study confirms and expands on previously published evidence that the dislocation rate is reduced by use of larger heads.

Our data also builds on previously published evidence that Ad5WT has potent anticancer efficacy [29], even at low doses.

Altered glutamine/glutamate ratios found in the Mecp2-null mouse brain may be explained based on previously published evidence of heightened excitatory activity in girls with RS [40].

This correlates well with previously published evidence indicating that miR-424 and 503 induce G1 arrest when overexpressed in human THP-1 cells by targeting several cell-cycle regulators [8].

Given that previously published evidence directly links KCNMA1 gene dosage and/or expression with increased motility/invasion in several cancers [49] [51], these results suggest that at least part of the invasion defect caused by miR-211 in melanoma cell lines is due to targeted down-regulation of the KCNMA1 transcript.

Based on the potential function of BC cancer cells and their relationship with metastasis, we collected those deregulated proteins in IIB-BR-G-MTS6 cells that could be potentially associated to the metastatic ability and explored the previously published evidences.

This supports previously published evidences from different laboratories pointing out that both VEGF and IL-8 are markers of glioma progression, linked to late stages of development and neoangiogenic processes induced by hypoxia.

Figure 1 summarises the steps of the GEM Initiative evidence mapping process (centre of figure), their relationship to previously published core evidence mapping tasks (left of figure) and the resulting outputs (right of figure).

In these cases however we note that previously published experimental evidence shows that proteins previously described as allergens and containing these divergent allergen structures are serologically cross reactive with each other [ 20, 39- 43].

A rapid scoping review was undertaken of the existing international literature to identify key threats to patient safety in primary care settings, with particular emphasis on previously published comprehensive evidence summaries.