Sentence examples for target evidenced from inspiring English sources
The substitution of nra with rofA, and/or the 430 bp nt nra-cpa intergenic region with the 522 bp rofA-cpa intergenic region, results in a marked change in the strength of the TR-TG connection between the Nra/RofA regulator and the pilus gene target, evidenced by a dramatic increase in the relative ratio of pilus gene transcript abundance.
These experimental data are interpreted by the mechanisms of shock wave propagation in the two layer targets, evidencing the influence of the loading and the thickness of both layers on the laser intensity leading to the debonding.
So there must be some mental machinery that allows us to mentally target evidence-transcendent states of affairs.
Synthesizing these interventions under this target, evidence was found for self-management support interventions targeting psychological wellbeing for relieving stress or distress [ 15] and positive social outcomes [ 20].
In the first instance, we will target evidence relevant to the health and social care support workforce including advocacy organisations (eg, Age UK, The Alzheimer's Society).
The gene's large size makes it an excellent mutagenic target, as evidenced by the six new mutant alleles produced by our nonsaturating screen.
In summary, response strategies are more efficient when there are constant start and target locations, evidenced by faster latencies and error reduction.
It's an area that Facebook too is targeting, as evidenced by its mobile app update today.
The impact was especially significant for the visible bands over vegetated surface targets, as evidenced by relative MADs increasing to > 200%.
Finally, functional studies may also help uncover novel immunotherapeutic targets, as evidenced by the recent promising findings of the PD-1/PD-L1 ands and CS1.
Nasal respiratory and olfactory epithelium were clearly found to be early pollutant targets, as evidenced by the significant apurinic/apyrimidinic (AP) sites in MCMA dogs versus controls [ 46].
