Sentence examples for verified changes from inspiring English sources
However, this is one of the first studies that assessed and verified changes in methylation levels of transgenic sequences of single and stacked GM crops.
Dinc et al. [ 8] suggested the PDW as a new index in the diagnosis of acute appendicitis, and we verified changes in the PDW in patients with AGA.
Microarray data were validated by rigorous statistical tests; however, we verified changes by RT-qPCR of TIMP-1 and PLZF, two genes expressed abnormally in other cancers [ 44, 45].
We investigated the impact of two different injection strategies on the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of insulin aspart in vivo in an open-label, two-period crossover study and verified changes in the surface-to-volume ratio ex vivo.
Valenti et al. (2008) have, however, reported that 32 of 88 patients with phenotypically expressed HH had radiographically verified changes in the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joints, and that the severity of these changes was influenced by the degree of iron overload.
Table 3 lists genes up- or down-regulated >2-fold in ofd1 MO-injected embryos (see Supplementary Material, Table S1 for the complete set) and we verified changed expression of selected genes by real-time RT PCR (Fig. 7).
"With the advent of computer-aided design, we can now make and verify changes so much faster than we could on the drawing board," said Ron Evans, the president of Nationwide Homes, a modular manufacturer in Martinsville, Va., which built the Taylors' home.
Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy is used to verify changes of chemical bonds on MWCNTs.
Bearing this fact in mind, in Fig. 3 we observe the composition of parts and components suppliers for all five regions to verify changes and patterns.
To verify changes in vocal behavior of dysphonia patients and components of anxiety and depression symptoms before and after voice therapy.
The maintenance tests in this case can be based on replay of the same files used to determine the cause of the incorrect operation, or some other tests to verify changes in settings or programmable scheme logic.
