Sentence examples for As accentuated from inspiring English sources

Although the effect was not as accentuated as with the ∆katE mutant strain, the catalase activity of the ∆yeaG mutant strain was significantly reduced compared to that of the wild-type strain (Fig. 5F), consistent with the reduced levels of σ38 in the ∆yeaG mutant strain (Fig. 5E).

As accentuated by the study outcome, crash mechanism is not generic throughout the expressway and it varies from the BFS to the ramp vicinities.

As accentuated by the bright lighting of Howell Binkley, this pristine environment symbolizes the dominance of the white culture against which the play's characters try to assert themselves.

As for beam divergence, a downlink direction is chosen as accentuated divergence would then occur only in the last 12 km of travel.

However, a complete removal of 4-CP by SAC was possible and anticipated to transpire at the SAC dosage of between 3.0 and 3.5 g/L and pH below 9.0 as accentuated by the peak in Fig. 4b.

Similar to these functional observations, we confirmed exacerbated reduced LV function in response to TAC along with cardiac hypertrophy and fibrosis as well as accentuated LV dilation after AngII infusion in Klf15 KO mice.

While the historical settings are accurate, Fortes literally puts words into each of their mouths, imagining conversations, thoughts and debates as well as accentuating both the doomed romance and the reckless bohemianism of the times.

In addition, continued use of DAP and urea seems to have contributed to increased exchangeable acidity as well as accentuating the uptake and deficiency of other nutrients such as K and Zn that are not supplied in the fertilizer application.

Upregulation of these cytokines may therefore account for the enhanced breast cancer-associated secondary metastasis as well as accentuating the severity of arthritis in the SKG mice.

Whilst not denying the cultural and economic context facilitates social relations that stigmatise the child and its family, we must avoid what Silverman (2006) refers to as accentuating the exotic in accounts, especially in this instance of lay accounts of illness in a developing country.

Performances as well as results accentuated those worries, with Wigan slipping into the bottom three following the 2-0 home defeat to Chelsea on Saturday.