Sentence examples for using experimental evidence from inspiring English sources
It is first demonstrated using experimental evidence that the vortex-shedding instability and flow-structure development involves four important stages.
Alternatively using experimental evidence from the Oregon Medicaid program Finkelstein et al. (2012) find that access to public insurance leads to only small improvements in self-reported health among adults.
They are using experimental evidence to paint a detailed picture of how we human beings understand the world both the physical world around us, and ourselves and other selves that are parts of that world.
The problem was solved for [0°]6, [±30°]5, and [±45°]5 laminates with mid-plane delaminations and the results were verified using experimental evidence available in the literature.
For example, [ 37] assigned E. coli genes to the non-essential and essential categories using experimental evidence and known function.
Explanatory notes appended to the hierarchy indicate that if it is possible and/or ethical to determine a causal relationship using experimental evidence, then the 'Intervention' hierarchy of evidence should be used.
After initial collection of VF genes from other databases and peer-reviewed literature, curators followed the curation guideline to curate VFs using experimental evidences.
Thus, it is important to use experimental evidence to prove or disprove specific details.
IPA primarily uses experimental evidence as documented in the literature to define the pathway (shown by black lines) between two molecules.
To map the human protein interactome, we describe a new framework that uses experimental evidence on structural complexes, the atomic details of binding interfaces and evolutionary conservation.
Another recent study on switch pathways used experimental evidence combined with mathematical modelling to conclude that var switching is non-random and necessitates a balanced process of parasite-intrinsic switching and immune-mediated selection (Recker et al., 2011).
