Sentence examples for than previously examined from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to examine factors affecting change in patella cartilage over a longer time period than previously examined.

The purpose of this study was to examine the electrophysiology of the 5A11/Basigin null mouse retina at earlier ages than previously examined.

We test the signaling and wealth transfer hypotheses around the announcement of share repurchases using a recent and larger sample of data than previously examined while employing a methodology designed to enhance the power of our tests.

At Los Alamos National Laboratory, a special purpose cluster named "tebow," was constructed such to maximize available RAM per CPU, as well as leveraging swap space with solid state hard drives, to allow larger scale depletion calculations (allowing for significantly more burnable regions than previously examined).

Allen obtained and examined two large adults (male and female) collected in Beaverton, Oregon in May 1890 which were considerably larger and darker than previously examined specimens.

To test whether any silencing occurred closer to the Xist gene than previously examined, or after stable long-term Xist expression, we examined the expression of 16 genes, including Chic1, Rnf12, Abcb7, and Atrx which are within 2 Mb of Xist.

Similarly, men examined in 2001 2005 appeared to have higher counts than the previously examined.

These results correlate with the types of amino acids appearing as hot spot residues in protein interfaces, although our data set is considerably larger than those previously examined.

It is remarkable that the majority of the Hungarian isolates had different STs than the previously examined French, Belgian and German isolates which possessed the same sequence as PG45 [ 10].

When ISH was subsequently performed on the SCNs of the cannulated cohort, higher numbers of cells appeared to be both Lhx1 positive and neuropeptide positive than in previously examined Six3-Cre Lhx1lox/lox mice.

If prevalence of alcohol consumption now is higher than in previously examined populations; a public health effort aimed at reducing alcohol consumption below two drinks daily may be an increasingly important strategy for breast cancer prevention in particular subpopulations of white women.