Sentence examples for proven by a study from inspiring English sources

Additionally, if we consider its economic sustainability, proven by a study carried out for this specific purpose, which shows a positive net present value of the project, with a probability of 99%, it becomes a fascinating topic for research projects, as well as a highly recommended tool for crop productivity improvement.

This was proven by a study carried out by the Sloan Work and Family Research Network of the Boston College.

The effectiveness of well-chosen combinations has been proven by a study on prostate cancer [ 37] where the combinations of EGCG, genistein and quercetin trigger apoptosis in CWR22R viavia multiple actions, not through direct inhibition of the tumor but more precisely, by suppression or activation of different processes, which are critical for the tumor's survival.

This evidence has been proven by a study of Mahmoud et al. They showed that a combined lensectomy and vitrectomy procedure in P347L transgenic pigs was associated with retention of a significantly greater number of outer nuclear layer nuclei than in unoperated fellow eyes [ 28].

This was proved by a study that showed lowered activation of sympathetic nerve and declined expression of UCP-1 in BAT of obese rats and by another in vivo study that reported overexpression of UCP-1 reduced degree of obesity induced by high fat diet.

Furthermore, we have to admit that our explanations for this inconsistency are in part speculative: Although correction of PVPIdisplayed by our formula results in PVPIcorrected close to PVPIdisplayed, the hypothesis of a "neglect" of correction of PBV has to be proven by a confirmatory study.

This has been proven by a few studies using pulse field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) technique [ 2- 4].

Porridge is healthy, as proven by a large US study.

Empowering young girls to become powerful agents of change is a critical global need, as proven by a UN Women study, which stated that "50% of the economic growth in OECD countries over the past 50 years" was due in large portions to girls' increased access to higher levels of education.

Although the benefit of early screening for these women needs to be proven by a large prospective study, our results suggest that ethnicity and environment should be taken into account when considering screening mammography as a public health measure.

The practical use of the new methods is proven by a successful prospective virtual screening study that aimed at the identification of novel inhibitors of the NMDA receptor.