Sentence examples for relationships previously reported from inspiring English sources

The patterns of divergence among E. paniculata genotypes reflect relationships previously reported (see figure three [ 18]).

For the yeast dataset, we found that our method outperformed competitors and previous analyses in recovering regulatory relationships previously reported in the literature.

We also tested several alternative phylogenetic hypotheses on neogastropod relationships previously reported in the literature (Additional file 2; [ 8, 9, 21]).

We examined two commonly used circulating markers of inflammation (plasma CRP and fibrinogen) that measure different aspects of the inflammatory process, in the same elderly sample, with a view to determining whether the inverse diet inflammation relationships previously reported are a result of dietary patterns, single foods, or more specific aspects of nutrition.

We also aim to predict whether such regulators are activated or inhibited based on the distinct up- and down-regulation pattern of the expressed genes, and determine which causal relationships previously reported in the literature are likely relevant for the biological mechanisms underlying the data.

The ( {upalpha^{mathrm{C}}}_{{mathrm{C}mathrm{H}}_4hbox {mathrm{C}mathrm{O}}_2} ) decreases appeared to be synchronized with the pH2 decrease (Fig. 4a and Additional file 2), which is harmonious to the ( p{mathrm{H}}_2{{hbox upalpha}^{mathrm{C}}}_{{mathrm{C}mathrm{H}}_4hbox {mathrm{C}mathrm{O}}_2} ) relationship previously reported (Valentine et al. 2004; Penning et al. 2005; Takai et al. 2008).

The scatter plot suggests that there is a linear relationship between HbA1c and BG, which is the same as the relationship previously reported in nondialysis populations (1, 2).

Dite and coworkers [ 1] contest the relationship previously reported by Crandall and colleagues [ 2] in this journal between bone mineral density and mammographic breast density.

Findings suggest that species composition, species diversity and land use have much more complex relationships than previously reported in the urban forest literature.

Such relationships were previously reported in various animal taxa [37], [48].

Squaliobarbus curriculus, which displayed variable relationships in previously reported phylogenetic hypotheses (Figure 1), is now consistently supported as the basal group to all other members of this clade.