Sentence examples for backgrounds greatly from inspiring English sources

These backgrounds greatly helped to diagnose the liver dysfunction as a sorafenib-induced liver injury.

In addition, Lynch et al. found that musical experience or education and cultural background greatly influenced melody recognition performance when notes within a melody were mistuned [35].

Voisine et al. [42] screened candidate pharmacological compounds utilising a HD model in which the pqe-1 genetic mutant background greatly enhanced toxicity induced by a human Huntingtin construct containing a 150-residue glutamine tract Htt-Q1500).

Further addition of the gltA2-R mutation that evolved in a Cit++ genetic background greatly inhibits growth in this genetic background that cannot utilize citrate.

Crossing the conditional Brca1-knockout mice into a p53-null background greatly accelerated the formation of tumours that were strongly reminiscent of human ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS).

Either homozygous or hemizygous deletion of Ink4c on a Ptc+/− background greatly increased MB incidence (from 7%to30%0%) with shortened latency although deletion of Ink4c itself was not able to induce MB formation.

Neither the Bcl-2tg nor the Bax−/− background greatly enhanced CD8+ cell survival in IL-15, but Bcl-2 overexpression rescued both Mcl-1-sufficient and Mcl-1-deficient CD4+CD44lo cells in IL-15.

The remarkably low ATPase activity of the R444M mutant might also be explained by a cooperativity defect in the hexamer, since its expression in a wild-type Hsp104 background greatly interferes with function.

What I most enjoy is seeing people communicate, especially when their perspectives and backgrounds vary greatly from each other.

Something you notice in this world of music is that the artists' backgrounds vary greatly, some coming from electronic music, others from heavy music backgrounds, and others still from hip-hop (thought I don't know if the 8-bit community sees Dibia$e as a true chiptune producer).

The social-economic situation and ethnic backgrounds vary greatly among these regions and include descendants from Amerindians, European immigrants, Asians, and Africans brought to the continent as slaves in the 18th century.