Sentence examples for substantiated by experiment from inspiring English sources

However, several assumptions made in the model were not fully substantiated by experiment or theory.

The clock-paradox effect also has been substantiated by experiments comparing the elapsed time of an atomic clock on Earth with that of an atomic clock flown in an airplane.

The hypothesis that multiple interactors mediate HP1 binding to chromatin is further substantiated by experiments that show the importance of the hinge and the chromo shadow domain for the differential targeting of specific isoforms [20], [21].

This observation is substantiated by experiments performed in mice, where genetic deletion of HSF1 dramatically reduces the induction of skin tumors by the mutagenic and tumor-promoting combination of dimethylbenzanthracene and tetradecanoylphorbolacetate.

This conclusion is substantiated by experiments that show overexpression of osteopontin by stable transfection of an expression vector in Rama 37 cells induces a metastatic phenotype (Oates et al, 1996).

While the interaction mode of pyrrolyl DKAs with the RNase H active site has been recently reported and substantiated by mutagenesis experiments, their interaction within the IN active site still lacks a detailed understanding.

Our interpretation is practically the same as that by Lassegues et al., but the 103-fold improvement in conductivity with BPEI-H3PO4 over LPEI-H3PO4 that they had claimed was not substantiated by our experiments.

This is substantiated by our experiments analysing K14ΔNLef1 and K15ΔNLef1 transgenic mice.

The functional relevance between COUP-TFII and VEGFR-2 signaling is further substantiated by rescue experiments in which neutralization of VEGFR-1 overexpression caused by COUP-TFII ablation partially restores vessel sprouting concomitant with the hyperactivation of VEGF/VEGR-2 signaling.

While most of these identified associations remain to be substantiated by further experiments (for example, in crossing designs or functional analysis), these data to date suggest that it is possible to identify QTNs in plants that explain a significant proportion of the phenotypic variance in natural populations.

The results are substantiated by real laboratory experiments showed in several representative figures.