Sentence examples for study that defined from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with the findings of study that defined immunological responses to B. pseudomallei in health and during melioidosis using an immunoarray approach [26].

Construct validity was addressed by developing the items based on a 2-yr study that defined and operationalized project ownership in the context of undergraduate laboratory learning experiences.

In a study that defined stillbirth as spontaneous abortion at > 24 weeks (as used here), the prevalence is estimated as 3/19 (16%) pregnancies in women with lupus nephritis.

In an Arabidopsis study that defined stably expressed genes under a wide variety of conditions and organs, a "superior set" of reference genes were identified that are widely used in QRT-PCR studies in Arabidopsis [ 10].

The importance of helix 2 in SBL1 was highlighted by our recent study that defined the location of the polar end of a bound paramagnetic lysolipid, using site-directed spin labeling and pulsed dipolar EPR.

The DEG sets found by both analyses were compared to the findings of a published study that defined 17 modules comprised of co-expressed genes associated with human cortical development.

For instance, a study that defines the cellular network based vehicular network offers information on scalability, latency, and reliability of the particular network.

In turn, the qualification of the model depends primarily on the goals of the study that define the qualification criteria and on the usability of the model, rather than on statistics alone.

This is the first study that defines a role for β-arrestin1 in the endocytosis of MIF and the downstream signaling events, providing an important link in the biology of MIF.

This is, to our knowledge, the first study that defines a role for a direct inhibitor of the Arp2/3 complex in the regulation of dendritic spine size.

As we stated, we would like to see our LEA risk score validated in a prospective study that defines patient population using predefined clinical criteria rather than ICD-9 codes.