Sentence examples for studies substantiated from inspiring English sources

Earlier fMRI studies substantiated this role by showing activation upon encoding of visuospatial scenes.

Overall, the FACS-based experiments along with the fluorescence confocal microscopy studies substantiated our hypothesis that GFP-H-RasG12V can be transferred from APCs into NK and T cells upon conjugate formation.

Two more recent studies substantiated these results, finding subthreshold panic to be more prevalent than threshold panic.

Since the in vitro studies substantiated that all TREs identified by ChIP assay were functional, we tested if this approach could also identify novel TH responsive genes.

In the following decades numerous epidemiological studies substantiated a close association between low birth weight and an increased risk of developing adult diseases, including cardiovascular disease [ 3, 4], stroke [ 5], type 2 diabetes mellitus [ 6], hypertension [ 7], adiposity [ 8], osteoporosis [ 9], polycystic ovarian syndrome [ 10], depressive disorders [ 11], and psychoses [ 12].

Microclimate studies substantiate a "stream effect" of cool moist conditions permeating upslope into warmer, drier forests.

The results of electrochemical and theoretical studies substantiate the proposed mechanism.

Viscosity measurements and molecular docking studies substantiate that these compounds indeed bind to DNA via the minor groove.

Finally, extensive experimental studies substantiate the effectiveness and accuracy of MCMAR on some well-known benchmark datasets.

Generally, most of the adsorption studies substantiate the assumption that the adsorption of dye on the active carbon surface is endothermic.

A frequently quoted advantage of anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) is indirect foraminal decompression, although there are few studies substantiating this statement.