Sentence examples for a second conclusion of from inspiring English sources

A second conclusion of these findings is that the multiple cell types found in the vertebrate retina and involved in photoreception, including PRCs, ganglion cells and amacrine cells, existed before the formation of the retina as an organ, as suggested from other studies conducted in Drosophila [ 4].

In addition, a second conclusion of functional significance of bnip4 in zebrafish is that the study of this teleost during development may be a good model to confirm that bnip4 mRNA is a candidate for one of the genes that are controlled by the 5-HT 2C R mRNA system.

As a first conclusion of the experiments we can infer that the accuracy decreases for b = 4 in all the areas of the image.

Since it has been suggested that the Nrf2/ARE pathway is crucial for the regulation of intracellular redox state [16] and oxidative stress is one of the most potent stimuli for Nrf2/ARE pathway activation [28], a first conclusion of this study is that heavy smokers, contrary to moderate smokers, do not appropriately react in terms of Nrf2/ARE activation to the intracellular oxidative stress.

A first conclusion of this study is thus related to the general belief that LasR and other LuxR family members require the presence of appropriate acyl-HSL molecules to properly fold into their active conformations, which is mostly based on the production of large amounts of soluble and stable protein upon supplementing the bacterial growth medium with cognate acyl-HSLs.

A first conclusion of this work is that in both tomato and melon, N isolates highly virulent for tomato can invade the CMV population, but only in co-infection with A isolates, which do not differ in virulence with N isolates in melon.

A second conclusion is that the pace of advance of our understanding of the biology of breast cancer risk and development is highly likely to give rise to new avenues for prevention over the next 10 years.

A second conclusion concerns the importance of scalable or flexible solutions.

A second conclusion is that, for 80% of the genes whose expression we studied, proactive and reactive fish showed quite distinct and sometimes diametrically opposite patterns of change in response to a LPS-induced inflammatory challenge.

A second conclusion is that the study of Sho may help decipher the molecular mechanisms underlying physiological signaling from the prion protein family.

Though not corroborated using a control group design, this result led to a second conclusion, namely that the launch of a web-based instrument should be accompanied by a public relation campaign to ensure a substantial outreach.