Sentence examples for used on published data from inspiring English sources

By defining this gradient a modified equation is obtained which, when used on published data, permits unambiguous interpretation of experimental results.

Urban policy analyst Wendell Cox, who compiled Demographia's report, told VICE it measures housing affordability by looking at the relationship between the median house price and median income, using estimates "based on published data and other publicly-available data from the government such as Statistics Canada and industry reports".

The idealized phase response curve (PRC) used to predict phases of entrainment in Figure 4 and Figure S3 is based on published data that used 2-hr temperature pulses of 30° on a 25° background temperature to measure their effect on the phase of peaks of conidiation at different times in the circadian cycle (Hunt et al. 2007).

Fitted mass-transfer rates were two to three orders of magnitude lower than predicted values based on published data using artificially contaminated sands.

Reviewer #3: The authors have used stochastic modelling and Bayesian inference on published data sets to explore different models of the mitochondrial DNA genetics bottleneck.

The dose/stimulation time of stearate used for all experiments was based on published data [ 1, 4] and our previous observations that insulin resistance is present after 6 h stearate stimulation.

This cut-off point was stated using our own criteria and based on published data [ 20] on the number of infected cells in vivo in AL and PL animals, as PL animals have more infected lymphocytes circulating, and thus, higher proviral loads and higher probability of transmission of infection [ 4].

To reduce the extubation failures in our Intensive Care Unit we used a mechanical ventilator weaning protocol, based on published data.

The constraints made use of published data on the in vitro kinetics of elimination of the Borrelia burgdorferi bacteria by the CS.

Socio-demographic data on each patient in the study group included: ○ Specialty ○ Gender ○ Age ○ Education ○ Employment The questionnaire did not include questions concerning patients' use of published data on clinics' quality or service level.

However in the interests of making the best use of published data on valuable clinical material, we asked whether it would be reasonable to integrate Affymetrix and Illumina data in the interests of improving statistical power and unearthing true biological findings.