Sentence examples for reexamined data from from inspiring English sources

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].

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.

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.

These inferences should be reexamined with data from other epidemiologic settings and populations.

The results of this study, including the subgroup analysis, should be considered preliminary and should be reexamined with data from a larger clinical trial.

To investigate activation differences between phonemic and semantic fluency further, we reexamined the data from a previous PET study (Mummery et al. 1996) that provided the ROIs for our temporal lobe finding.

Reexamining available data from the virus survival studies and Lowen et al. (2007), Shaman and Kohn (2009) demonstrated that absolute humidity (AH) is a better predictor (vs. RH and temperature) of influenza virus survival and transmission among guinea pigs.

To do this, we again examined the hydrocarbon profiles above, and reexamined previously collected data from a large analysis of cuticular hydrocarbon variation in natural populations of Argentine ants in California [ 11].

To refute the possibility that variation in cognitive effort confounded our observations, we reexamined our data to dissociate cognitive flexibility from effort.