Sentence examples for terms as demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Other respondents stated that they did not observe a clear benefit despite the use of BIM in production, and that investing in BIM was not a good idea if the benefit was not clear in economic terms as demonstrated by the following response: "It is a good aid (BIM), but everything depends on if we collect the money, there is economics in all of it.

Moreover, the results of GO annotation required a user-imposed, arbitrary clustering of the processes into more general terms, as demonstrated in Figure 3. Specific target genes were selected from the list of genes that were differentially expressed to a significant degree for further studies to infer biological function.

Additionally, the degradation of side-chain fluorinated polymers might contribute significantly to emissions of short-chain PFASs in the long-term, as demonstrated by an environmental fate modeling analysis by Li et al. [30].

Indeed, our data indicate that the benefits of the sensitisation campaign we conducted were not only immediate but even long term, as demonstrated by the fact that after 3 years symptom relief was either maintained or improved further in the majority of patients.

15 It is effective in reducing HbA1c by 0.8%, at least in the short term, as demonstrated in one meta-analysis.

61 Body weight loss of about −1.09 kg to −5.05 kg has been reported across all studies with SGLT2 inhibitors and is sustained long-term as demonstrated by a 2 year study with dapagliflozin.

Cancer benefits would be likely to be relatively modest initially (due to the initial latency period), but these would become more significant over the longer term, as demonstrated by the impacts over 30 years.

Additionally, requiring MM subjects to learn mind mapping may have created contextual interference that hampered short-term retention as demonstrated by the results of the post-HSRT; however, this may actually promote long-term retention as noted in the contextual interference literature[ 32].

The performance of LDRM on predicting the distribution and recovery of LNAP was reasonably accurate for a short-term analysis as demonstrated in a case study.

A growing number of plant biologists have embraced the term behavior, as demonstrated by the journal devoted to the subject, Plant Behavior.

Autophagy is in principle a cytoplasmic process that does not require a nuclear-localized transcriptional response for short-term activity, as demonstrated by the ability of cytoplasts (i.e., enucleated cells) to undergo starvation-induced autophagy (Morselli et al., 2011).