Sentence examples for studies we predicted from inspiring English sources

As case studies, we predicted two equations of enzyme-catalyzed reactions regarding adenylate kinase and phosphofructokinase.

In line with previous studies we predicted that the signals from these electrode sites have different underlying sources, which would show different developmental trajectories.

Based on our in vitro studies, we predicted that cytokine production would be reduced in infected mice; however, TLR2−/− mice had higher levels of cytokines in BAL fluids 72 hours after infection, corresponding to the higher numbers of M. pulmonis in the lung.

On the basis of previous studies, we predicted that VSE would activate the LOC [38], [50], which has been shown to play a critical role in visual completion processes [41], as well as regions of the attention/eye movement networks that are specifically involved in the control of voluntary attentional shifts, i.e. the PEFs and the FEFs [51].

On the basis of previous studies we predicted that set-shifting performance would deteriorate over time.

In extension of these studies, we predicted that FN1 and FOXP1 function as modulators of RelA action in the setting of EMT [ 61].

Using analytical and numerical studies, we predict that micro-lensing, being greatly enhanced near the macro-lensing critical curve, can turn a smooth critical curve into a corrugated network, and hence induce significant fluctuations in the light curve.

In agreement with previous studies we predict that the VN/TiN exhibits interface induced toughening of VN as compared to bulk values, and a similar effect is predicted also to occur in the VN/AlN system.

Through present and future studies, we predict that the evidence base of CoMMPLETe will empower medical researchers, clinicians, public health bodies, and patients with novel materials and strategies for use in combating musculoskeletal disease.

From data in these referenced studies, we predict that loss of renal Dnase1 correlates with exposure of large chromatin fragments within glomeruli and with increased MMP activities in the kidneys.

Based on available information from previous studies, we predict that incubation shift length, therefore also egg neglect, should increase with: (i) increasing wind speed [44], and (ii) increasing nighttime light intensity [45].