Sentence examples for studies evidence that from inspiring English sources
Data of HRTEM studies evidence that extended defects do not arise at low hGe on the buried Ge clusters and perfect epitaxial heterostructures with quantum dots form under these conditions that enables the formation of defectless multilayer structures suitable for device applications.
The results of X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) studies evidence that the passive metal surface layer several nanometers thick consists of chromium oxides with incorporated carbides formed during electroplating.
Simulation studies evidence that in comparison with a well-tuned linear controller the nonlinear controller shows a superior performance with respect to setpoint-changes and disturbances, even in the presence of unknown input delays.
Recent health studies evidence that epidemiological studies must be combined with accurate analyses of the physico-chemical properties of the particles, and vice versa, in order to determine the effects of atmospheric PM on human health.
Thus, clinical and population studies evidence that migraine have significant psychiatric comorbidity [29].
Many studies evidence that entrepreneurship is critically important for the economic prosperity of nations (Bowen and Clercq, 2008; Katz, 2007; Kogut et al., 2010).
A Virginia grand jury is studying evidence that might link Assange to US soldier Bradley Manning, who has been charged with aiding the enemy by passing the secret files to WikiLeaks and is awaiting trial.
Previous studies evidenced that the metabolism of the leaf (i) changes slightly before emergence of flowers54,55 and (ii) is connected to the sink organ56,57.
In vivo optical imaging studies evidenced that, upon intravenous administration, INVITE-BIO micelles were quantitatively present in the body up to 48 h.
These studies evidenced that the concept is too rigid to meet the tight TBR requirements imposed for the EU DEMO (i.e. TBR ≥ 1.10).
The most relevant EP studies evidenced that migraine patients present impairment of habituation to repeated sensorial stimulation.
