Sentence examples for which provided proof from inspiring English sources

One is Lord Moynihan, who succeeded to his position in the House of Lords as a result of a DNA test, which provided proof of his paternity in a court case.

7 Second, the prospective nature of our study enabled calculating absolute risk based on future CVD events which provided proof of the WC values generated from BMI points.

The use of prospective cohort study and the long-term follow-up (up to 20 years) enabled calculating absolute risk based on future CVD events which provided proof of the WC values generated from BMI points.

His contributions to microbicides for HIV prevention spans two decades and culminated in the CAPRISA 004 tenofovir gel trial which provided proof-of-concept that antiretroviral drugs can prevent sexually transmitted HIV infection and herpes simplex virus type 2 in women.

The results from this phase I clinical trial in healthy adults demonstrated a 2- to 4-fold increase in half-life relative to motavizumab IgG1 depending on the dose, which provided proof-of-concept that FcRn low pH enhancing modifications translated into increased half-life in humans.

Results shall be presented which provide proof of the above concept.

And then there's "We Should Be Friends," which provides proof that the old, mischievous Miranda Lambert has not gone very far; that's her, chuckling as she begins the final verse, a salute to people who "use alcohol as a sedative / And 'bless your heart' as a negative".

The major milestones in this progress were postal money order service (1864); international money orders (1867); special delivery (1885); parcel post, with its accessory collect on delivery (COD) and insurances services (1913); and certified mail (1955), which provides proof of posting for items without intrinsic value.

The dietary composition will be informed by our findings in our feasibility study which provides proof of concept for these approaches [ 19].

In this summary, we describe efforts to produce high throughput screens that identify these molecules from chemical libraries as well as a mouse model which provides proof-of-principle for in vivo protein rescue using existing pharmacoperones.

Both the 'transfer' layer and the intermediate 'transformed' layer were more graphitic than the original coating, which provided further proof for the wear-induced graphitization model of Liu, Erdemir and Meletis.