Sentence examples for reexamined data from inspiring English sources

Now Xiao Hua Deng, of Wuhan University, China, and Hiroshi Matsumoto of Kyoto University, Japan, have reexamined data previously collected by the Plasma Wave Instrument carried on the Geotail satellite, a joint Japan-U.S. mission to study Earth's magnetosphere.

We then reexamined data from an experiment where this microarray was used to characterize changes in gene expression in the adult zebra finch auditory forebrain during the phenomenon of song response habituation [ 44].

All too often, science progresses in fits and starts, reexamining data, reinterpreting evidence -- a path that can be hard to accept in medicine, when answers are needed now.

Like Nate Silver's influential and statistically nuanced election forecast blog posts, Baker has gained notoriety for reexamining data to trounce his adversary's conclusions.

To reexamine data from a randomized controlled trial of prophylactic ductus ligation to determine whether ligation contributes directly to the development of bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) in extremely low birth weight infants.

This possibility can be investigated by reexamining data from human cohorts and through further work on the animal model.

Fisher's team reexamined their data and found that the subjects in relatively longer-term relationships also activated these emotion centers when viewing their loved ones.

But Kilian and others have reexamined the data and come up with a surprising conclusion: Oil prices weren't to blame for stalling the economy.

But when the team reexamined the data, they discovered that seven patients with a particular genetic signature had shown reduced repetitive behaviors, such as rocking back and forth and clapping, and other behavioral improvements after treatment.

Having studied the evolutionary patterns of miRNA genes, we next reexamined the data presented in [5] that showed higher accuracy for PITA in comparison to the other miRNA target prediction methods using the area under the curve (AUC) metric applied to 190 previously validated miRNA targets.

To assess whether our observations hold true for astringent classification thresholds we reexamined our data in search of: i) sequences hypermethylated in most of the hESCs analyzed (array signal>0.7 in≥75% (6/8) of the hESCs) and, ii) sequences "fully methylated" in some of the hESCs analyzed (array signal>0.8) in≥25% (2/8) of the hESCs) (Table S2).