Sentence examples for a later study pointed from inspiring English sources

A later study pointed out that this phenotypic improvement could be explained by fixing a defect in leucine uptake and/or utilization present in the laboratory strain and could only be reproduced in medium with low amounts of leucine (Baerends et al., 2009).

What could have been a pointed study of generational privilege gets less intriguing the more thriller-like it becomes.

Later, in a particularly pointed statement, the White House press secretary, Robert Gibbs, said Mr. Obama would not let the bill be thrown off course.

This became a field of study later.

Sit down, and study your pointed foot.

A day later, he added a more pointed apology for the remarks. .

Later, she studied theatre for a year.

Functional studies pin-pointed a pivotal role for this protein in EMT, a fundamental biological process considered to be crucial for metastatic spread in various carcinomas, including breast cancer.

The patella was pear-shaped, with a base and a pointed apex.

Look for a bee with a pointed abdomen.

Hence, the first time a subject saw a 4-pointed star it was not a target, however any subsequent 4-pointed stars were targets until a 16-pointed star appeared.