Sentence examples for we originally found that from inspiring English sources
We originally found that repeated footshock, restraint stress, ACTH, or corticosterone administration to rats reduced the α1-receptor-stimulated potentiation of cAMP responses in slices of the rat cerebral cortex and hypothalamus (Stone, 1979).
We originally found that in the mammalian mtUPR responsive gene cpn60/10, the CHOP and C/EBPβ transcription factors were involved in transcription regulation [9].
Although we originally found that the RH was more active, on average, during the recall of the unpleasant memory, we did mention then that 3 of the 10 trauma subjects showed more left-sided activation during the unpleasant condition.
In this simulation study, we originally find that the ETL decreases monotonically from about 30% to 0% as the number of dose levels increase from 3 to infinity, which will correct the inaccuracy in the common belief among phase I trial investigators.
The video, which we originally found on the websiteIt's Nice That, will play in the same room as the actual photograph at the National Gallery of Art in London.
One hurdle for Mr. Hill is that while four of the seven mental health experts originally found that he met the criteria for mild mental retardation, three did not.
The group originally found that they could get control of the Nest's Linux operating system while the device boots up and load custom software onto it--basically jailbreaking the device--by going through the device's USB port.
Investigating non-adherent myeloid cells and Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells overexpressing constitutively active R-Ras 38V, Zhang et al. originally found that R-Ras signaling acts by increasing the affinity and avidity (i.e., clustering) of integrins.
We find that Serengeti-transformed, originally isolated from the wildlife carrier, the African Cape buffalo, is remarkably and unexpectedly similar to the Muguga isolate.
Here we show that several apparently simple cases of lateral transfer are actually more complex than they originally appeared: in these instances we find that two or more distantly related eukaryotic groups share the same bacterial gene, resulting in a punctate distribution.
We find that stars that are originally bound to the secondary MBH are frequently ejected with v > 10,000 km/s, and occasionally with velocities up to one third the speed of light, for this reason we refer to stars ejected from these systems as ''semi-relativistic" hypervelocity stars (SHS).
