Sentence examples for were newly observed from inspiring English sources

Between ~0950 UT and ~12 UT, the IMF fluctuations disappeared; then, they were newly observed for the rest of the time.

However, when lowering the exclusion-criteria threshold for baseline fasting glucose to 110 mg/dL, the positive results in whites remained robust, whereas trends toward positive associations were newly observed in African Americans.

In the present study, the field-induced ejection are newly observed for sub-millimeter-sized diamagnetic particles, namely graphite, bismuth and polyethylene, which have different values of χDIA.

Furthermore, the p16 protein was newly observed following immortalization.

Interestingly, a reduced risk of NPC was newly observed for the consumptions of Canton-style herbal tea and herbal slow-cooked soup (Table 3).

Interestingly, we also observed that STS induced phosphorylation of ERK suggesting an adaptive response to cellular stress, which is newly observed phenomenon that also occurs in undifferentiated GCs [ 32].

The second end point is newly observed cardiac events found within one year after anesthesia, including arrhythmias, angina pectoris, myocardial infarction, and congestive heart failure, but temporary arrhythmias and myocardial ischemic changes after anesthesia are not included.

The sample from Nakhon Phanom was newly observed in Thailand and more closely related to H5N1 strains that had been circulating since 2005 in southeast People's Republic of China.

Amino acids in red represent differences between the two lineages that were retained over all sampling years; yellow represents differences that are newly observed in 2012 compared to 2002; and magenta represents changes lost in 2012 compared to 2002.

For example, the overall composition of the nest mound in which the F. marginata MLG was newly observed did not change significantly between 2008 and 2009 (Fisher Exact Test, P = 0.111), likely because the newly observed MLG belonged to a MLL that had a population-wide frequency of 0.044 in 2008.

Plasma physics around the lunar environments as well as in the terrestrial magnetosphere were also newly observed and interpreted by Nakagawa et al. and Goto et al. with the Kaguya data.