Sentence examples for although not explored from inspiring English sources
Although not explored in this manuscript, it may be interesting to evaluate the independent roles of sulfur and iron oxidation in the generation of ROS and to investigate changes at mineral surface pre- and post-oxidation to evaluate the role of the mineral surface versus aqueous Fe(II) in the formation of ROS.
Although not explored in this study, another compelling theme apparent in the interview data warrants further examination, namely the influence of instructors' beliefs about teaching and learning on instructional decision-making and practices, particularly in the implementation and facilitation of active learning.
Although not explored in the current study, previous studies have evaluated the impact of pre-existing immunity to PAV3 and the potential reuse of PAV3-based vectors against different pathogens.
Although not explored here, it is highly conceivable that type 7 offers an attractive alternative to current type 3 display for construction of and affinity selection from large peptide libraries [24].
Second, although not explored in detail in this study, human B-cells are also efficiently transduced and display high levels of scFvFc-CD28-gp41 scFvFc-CD28-gp41 scFvFc-CD28-gp41ot shown).
Although not explored exhaustively, this variation in agonist affinity/potency was not restricted to phenylephrine.
At higher concentrations of bound subtypes, H1.5 can generate a longer NRL than H1.2, although we have not explored other H1 subtypes at these unphysiologically high concentrations.
Although we have not explored such putative effects, the ability of SRA to inhibit TNFα-mediated JNK phosphorylation is one such possibility.
In general, the high priority taxa identified in the analysis are likely to be those also most highly prioritized for in situ conservation, although this was not explored in the current analysis.
This indicates the existence of HIF-2 α-independent apoptosis-inducing mechanisms, although these were not explored in this study.
Although we have not explored the effects of exploitation and marine reserves on species with other life histories, one simple generalization can be drawn.
