Sentence examples for As reconfirmed from inspiring English sources

UVPD alone of the Escherichia coli ribosome provides a high level of protein identification and characterization but is dominated by a- and x-type ions, as reconfirmed in this study.

The in vitro association between inflammatory cytokines and β-amyloid was further substantiated by a co-localization of β-amyloid and IL-1β only in sIBM muscle (Fig. 6), which is in line with a previous observation (Dalakas, 1998) and was not present in DM or PM as reconfirmed in the present study.

However, we also included children aged 24 35 months because they may also be at risk of undernutrition [ 19] as was reconfirmed in a recent study [ 20].

As soon as Ben Bernanke gets reconfirmed as Fed head by the Senate, look for Obama to be having a little fireside chat with He Who Has Great Depression about the same.

Furthermore, FTO and MC4R were reconfirmed as well as the two obesity candidate genes brain derived neurotrophic factor gene (BDNF) and SH2B adaptor protein 1 gene (SH2B1) [ 84].

In Toronto and Buffalo, it was thumbs up as Brian Burke was reconfirmed as the Maple Leafs' general manager, and the Sabres kept General Manager Darcy Regier and Coach Lindy Ruff.

The European Commission and European Parliament endorsed the pipeline as early as 2000 and both reconfirmed their commitments as recently as 2006.

While established players such as Cook, Joe Root and Jimmy Anderson reconfirmed their eminence, the Test side, bar the consolidation of Jonny Bairstow's place and the emergence of Chris Woakes as a genuine international seamer, remains pock-marked looking ahead to the pre-Christmas tours to Bangladesh and India.

Despite these differences, established independent prognostic factors for gastric carcinoma, such as depth of tumor infiltration, extent of lymph node metastasis, and presence of distant metastasis, as well as R0 resection, were reconfirmed by our results.

That such extra-judicial killing is illegal is not in doubt – as has recently been reconfirmed by the UN special rapporteur Ben Emmerson.

Lord Burns, who had urged ministers to consider the idea of turning Channel 4 into a charitable trust as an alternative to selling off the broadcaster, was expected to be reconfirmed as chair of the corporation.