Sentence examples for using the data published from inspiring English sources

Using the data published by Grelaud et al. (2009b), we studied the coccolith mass (CM) of Gephyrocapsa ericsonii, G. muellerae, and Emiliania huxleyi.

The frequency of migraine, MO and MA in an age- and gender-matched control group was estimated using the data published by Lampl et al. [18]: in a first step, the number n of patients of each sex and age group (16 29, 30 49 and older than 50) was identified in our patients.

B - Same representation using the data published by Labbé [ 14 ].

We looked at the tissue-to-tissue consistency of the editing levels in 5 different sites within this Alu using the data published by Lev-Maor et al [ 34].

Using the data published by Basch and Gupta it is possible to observe that pairing also stimulates a higher rate of cell division (as measured by the number of nuclei per section unit area) in males when bisexually paired males and unisexual unpaired males are compared [ 26].

Of course, investors can use the data published in the NoLoad FundX newsletter and apply the strategy themselves.

The main issue for them is the cost and time associated with publishing their data in this way – my hope for 2014 is that funders will start to use the data published by NGOs, and abolish their onerous financial reporting requirements – after all, why publish the same data twice?

We have used the data published by Cherkasov et al. [16] where the antimicrobial activity of different CAMEL variants was experimentally determined.

To do so, we used the data published by modENCODE and made available by Flybase in http://flybase.org/static_pages/expression/expr_search.html [ 72].

We used the data published by these authors as "Supplementary Table 9", which shows the transcript levels of the 15,398 genes expressed in this study as fragments per kilo base of exon per million fragments mapped (FPKM).

For doing this, we make use of the data published in [33] which shows that Ni oxidation follows a parabolic law in a wide range of temperature.