Sentence examples for proven site from inspiring English sources
In Patient 1, wound effluent could not be sampled from the histopathologically proven site of invasive fungal infection at the extremity amputation sites.
As a multi-site carcinogen, it is interesting and relevant that EC was proven in rodents and non-human primates to induce tumours in the liver, which is also a proven site of carcinogenicity of alcoholic beverages in general [ 1].
Though spacecraft have visited, at least briefly, almost every planet and sizable moon in the solar system, Earth is still the lone proven site of life, not to mention intelligence, in the universe.
"It's a proven site for a grocery store, and it brings a full selection of natural food to the area," said Mark Perlmutter, president of DMP Properties, which owns the land.
All histologically proven sites of ccRCC demonstrated PSMA expression [15].
Anti-coal or not, the EPA can point to many places where coal ash has polluted its surrounding: in a 2007 assessment, the agency documented 24 "proven" sites where environmental damage had occurred, and another 43 where it might have.
Figure 2 shows for GATA-3 (see Additional file 3 for the remaining TFs), that two independent ChIP data sets yield quite different TP and FP numbers, with relatively little overlap: they have only 176 targets in common and predicted by our approach, and even the overlap between the two experimental data sets comprises only a minority of the proven sites.
It has been proven that site of infection is a factor connecting many myxosporeans.
These patients were referred for PET/CT imaging for established indications; staging of esophageal cancer and restaging of head neck cancers following a biopsy proven local site recurrence.
Selected exons, introns or exon-intron junctional sequences can be scanned for experimentally proven branch sites and splice factor binding sites.
This program uses the TRANSFAC public database, which contains an extensive compilation of published binding site data for eukaryotic transcription factors, their experimentally proven binding sites and regulated genes.
