Sentence examples for as already concluded from inspiring English sources

Thus, as already concluded from the transduction experiments using Vpx directly packaged into HIV-1 vector particles, it is evident that the Vpx protein is only capable of mediating monocyte transduction if it is delivered in the background of SIVsmmPBj capsids.

As already concluded in our previous paper [ 1], these novel discourses have greatly affected the European environmental health policy arrangement in terms of the establishment of new organizations, agreements, charters, financial resources, and legislation.

As already concluded from similar studies based on CT perfusion, it can be assumed that absent or very low contrast uptake might have a high negative predictive value for the exclusion of malignancy of a lung nodule.

As already concluded for B. subtilis, also in P. pastoris the induction of iron uptake mechanisms might be of importance for growth in natural environments, where iron availability is generally scarce and may become even more limiting during growth implying high osmotic stress.

The costs of such processes should be distinguished from the costs of growth, development, and reproduction, as was already concluded in Duclaux (1898).

Working in a high-risk job for exposure to Hymenoptera was a determinant of the positive effect of VIT on work (OR 3.60, 95% CI 1.522 to 8.508) as well having already concluded VIT (OR 2.82, 95% CI 1.30 to 6.14; table 4).

As we already concluded, the water molecules which pre-melt quickly arrange hydrogen bonds with hydrophilic sites at polymer chain and therefore their rotations are strongly restricted [ 6].

At all events, I do not think one should be misled by the post-Christmas shopping frenzy into thinking that the economic prospects are not as bleak as most people have already concluded.

As I had already concluded, she had little reason for hope.

As nature has already concluded, two hands with fingers are better suited to this range of tasks than is a single claw.

Therefore, as we had already concluded from the figures in Table 7, employment biases are not likely to be the main factor driving the reduction in work injuries experienced by the average immigrant following the onset of the recession.