Sentence examples for suggests a proof of from inspiring English sources

Although based on a subgroup analysis, this suggests a proof of the concept that vaccination against nicotine can increase abstinence rates.

We could predict with high accuracy (greater than or equal to 80%%) a wide range of immunological statuses such as healthy, transplantation recipient, and lymphoid cancer, suggesting as a proof of principle that diversity profiling can recover a large amount of immunodiagnostic fingerprints from immune repertoire data.

The researchers also don't know why the Pastebin post points to a local, non-internet address, suggesting it may be a proof-of-concept for future attacks.

Here, we speculate on the potential utility of EPO as a protective cytokine in the context of acute critical illness and suggest key parameters required for a proof-of-concept clinical study.

These data provide a proof-of-concept suggesting that individual metastases may have sufficient similarity for successful targeting of driver mutations.

The identification of genes in the EST database known to play a significant role in the squid light organ serves as a proof-of-concept, suggesting that the additional sequences provided by the construction of the database will be invaluable for the identification of pathways involved in the early development of the squid light organ and its colonization by V. fischeri.

In interviews, lead author Seth Shipman suggests that it's a proof of concept exercise meant to model a future in which cells record a kind of living record of their own existences.

Now a proof-of-principle trial suggests a simple solution: GM pollen could contain an additional gene that would kill any weedy offspring.

In addition, a proof-of-concept study suggested that the very low tidal volume ventilation (3.5 5 ml/kg of predicted body weight) permitted by ECCO2R can improve pulmonary protection and decrease pulmonary inflammation in ARDS patients [ 19] and a recent randomized trial suggested that this strategy may be associated with better outcomes for moderate to severe ARDS patients [ 11].

This proof-of-concept study suggests a beneficial role of dopaminergic modulation on visual search and selective attention in patients with hemispatial neglect following stroke.

We not only present a detailed description of the simulation methodology coupled to the atomistic sp3d5s∗ tight-binding band model, but also validate the suggested methodology with a focus on a proof of principle on small GaAs quantum dots (QDs).