Sentence examples for study that detected from inspiring English sources

The observations of increased ROS and preferential accumulation of ORFH79 in sporogenous cells are in accordance with a study that detected PCD in microspores of the HL-CMS line Yuetai A (Li et al. [2004]).

However, prolonged exposure to AC and/or combination therapy can lead to worsening cardiac reserve and has been shown in a study that detected significant dose-dependent changes in LV function between two groups receiving different cumulative doses of AC (high risk group: ≥300 mg/m2 and low risk group: <300 mg/m2) [25].

In all, 562 LB proteins were identified, significantly expanding a previous study that detected 44 proteins [15].

This view was challenged by a study that detected an increased frequency of SHR not only in the treated generation, but also in subsequent, non-stressed generations [18].

Our study is also in a good agreement with another study that detected essentially no retention of IRDye800CW 2-DG inormalal brain after 24 h assessed by ex vivo imaging [19].

This was a small study that detected a treatment effect in the direction opposite to that hypothesized.

Our results support the previous Korean studies that detected a gender issue concerning behavioral problems (Kim and Doh 2001; Kim et al. 2009).

Positive selection was detected at the longest time scale spanning over 100 my on gambicin, suggesting that an arms race occurs rather rarely in accord with previous studies that detected no positive selection on recent evolutionary time scales [15] [18].

This is in concordance with recent MPS studies that detected mutations down to 1% [ 4, 8].

On the basis of previous studies that detected viral DNA in serum samples (4 – 6 ), we used real-time PCR to amplify the highly conserved orthopoxvirus vaccinia growth factor (vgf) gene DNA (P.A. Alves, unpub. methods).

If studies that detected a difference in association by ER/PR status were more likely to be published, our results for parity and age at first birth could be biased.