Sentence examples for study judging from inspiring English sources
In this study, judging from large-scale transcriptome analysis of individual cloned embryos, we identified 31 genes that may be strong candidates for markers of highly competent cloned blastocysts.
We had two researchers not involved in this study judging the polarity of the filament based on the appearance of transiently bound S1 molecules.
Both exhibit the weakest binding to eNOS among the compounds in this study, judging by both Ki and Ks (Tables 1 and 2), while (3 R,4 R) - 2 gives the highest isoform selectivity.
Also, although a preclinical study can be readily established to be preventative because there is no deposited Aβ present at the start of the study, judging whether a study is therapeutic and moreover translatable to human disease is much more challenging, because it requires an assessment of how the deposited Aβ levels in the model system relate to the human disease.
A similar difference occurred on the survival rate scenarios, with about three-quarters of the women in the Thewes et al (2005) study judging a 5% improvement sufficient to justify endocrine therapy, compared to about a third of the women in our current study.
The grand, flood-damaged Charity Hospital in New Orleans has been marked for demolition, although a recent engineering study judged it sound.
When compared to younger age groups, the older group in the study judged the LDW system to be more useful.
The study judged effectiveness by looking at a lawmaker's "proven ability to advance a member's agenda items through the legislative process and into law".
Obese women want the spiritual and social gifts of religious life, Granstra found in her study "Judge Not Lest Ye Be Judged: Relationships between Body Mass Index and Engagement in a Religious Community".
Participants in the current study judged male and female political candidates on how competent, dominant, attractive and approachable they seemed.
The majority of the IENs in this study judged their experiences with reception and support upon arrival as negative.
