Sentence examples for suggested in a study from inspiring English sources

In 1931 Wiener had collaborated with an Austrian-born U.S. mathematician, Eberhard Hopf, to solve what is now called the Wiener-Hopf integral equation, an equation that had been suggested in a study of the structure of stars but later recurred in many contexts, including electrical-communication theory, and was seen to involve an extrapolation of continuously distributed numerical values.

Acute effects of TENS have been suggested in a study from Solomon and Guglielmo published in 1985.

Algal growth can be inhibited by CNT shading and formation of algae-CNT agglomerates, as suggested in a study with two fresh water green algae Chlorella vulgaris and Pseudokirchneriella subcapitata exposed to pristine or oxidized CNT suspended in algal test medium by sonication [125].

Glycosylation seems also to be involved in the targeting of brain regions by prions leading to strain-specific lesion profiles as previously suggested in a study using transgenic mice overexpressing hamster PrP mutated at the 2nd glycosylation site [12].

However, it cannot be excluded that manganese or zinc can also occupy the metal binding site in MtPncA, as recently suggested in a study that identified the presence of manganese in MtPncA by EPR spectroscopy [30] and as observed in the present study showing the presence of low amounts of zinc and manganese in MtPncA.

The link between Sox2 and STAT3 has been previously suggested in a study of neural precursor cells.

Some Neanderthals, they suggest in a study published online by Science, were fair-skinned and redheaded.

Giving cholesterol-lowering drugs to heart attack patients in the hospital can substantially improve their chances of survival, Swedish researchers suggest in a study underscoring the benefits of the quick use of the drugs, which are known as statins.

This could mean the moths test the wind each night before deciding to catch a ride, the researchers suggest in a study reported online this week in Current Biology.

To further characterize the resolution of our RH maps, we studied the distribution of the length of retained fragments using a methodology suggested in a previous study [ 19].

Using the new data from CHARLS pilot study, we find that immediate reimbursement does not have a statistically significant effect on health utilization as suggested in a previous study, but instead on health status.