Sentence examples for as discussed in the third from inspiring English sources
Additionally, as discussed in the third review article in this issue, PDGFRα signaling induces prostate cancer cell metastasis to the bone [39], further demonstrating that paracrine PDGF signaling enhances tumor growth, angiogenesis, and metastasis.
Y Y gene conversion in most of the MSY genes could also attenuate Hill Robertson effects as discussed in the first section of the discussion and make degeneration undetectable.
Now he is trying to expand it to reach a grand agreement to cut the deficit by as much as $4 trillion over 10 years, twice as much as discussed in the first round of talks.
As discussed in the second paragraph of section 5 above, Eudemus, who wrote a series of histories of mathematics never mentions Pythagoras by name.
As discussed in the first three MAC address changing scenarios, DFM is able to trace three levels up to the attacker node.
As discussed in the first experiment of Protocol 2, this may be related to the evaluation settings where the qualities of the gallery and the probe are the same.
As discussed in the first paper of this series (Chua et al., in press) the droplet spreading rate has been identified as one of the important parameters affecting the probability of particles aggregation in FBMG.
As discussed in the first chapter, genetic studies of speciation (Dobzhansky 1951; Coyne and Orr 2004) do not include as much research on birds, but that does not detract from the thorough grounding that Speciation in Birds will impart to the general audience, even while it provides original research of interest to the professional evolutionary biologist.
In addition, as discussed in the first paragraph, differences in the MWCO of the membranes may influence urinary proteome coverage.
As discussed in the first section of the present paper, in adult teleosts, the compact telencephalic periventricular cell zone may retain the proliferative capacity of a true matrix.
The others (in our terminology NvHoxE/F) are more difficult to place, as discussed in the first part of the result section.
