Sentence examples for below reinforces from inspiring English sources
Peering into the Persian Gulf below reinforces it.
Comparative analysis of activities from different animal sources against CSCB (see below) reinforces this hypothesis, even with the presence of different enzyme specificities in our commercial cellulase sample (see Table 1).
The charts below reinforce what the map tells us — Washington has a higher concentration of low-income, transit-reliant residents than nearby counties in Virginia and Maryland.
As reinforcement proved to have no effect on the outcomes (see results below), reinforced and unreinforced participants were combined to create one treatment group, which was then compared with the control participants.
Nevertheless in the present study we initially addressed the possible presence of immunoglobulin and C3b deposits in glomeruli as pathogenic element but no difference was seen between these deposits in infected and non-infected dogs (see the results below) reinforcing the need to study the participation of other immune elements in the pathogenesis of glomerulonephritis in canine VL.
Of the final touches, Mustonen explained, "The actual fragrances and candles — which illuminate from below to reinforce the stark visual contrast — are the only black objects in an otherwise entirely white space.
The entire episode is a must-listen; I've extracted several key highlights, below, which reinforced in my mind both the difficulty and the urgency of leveraging DST approaches in pharma R&D.
Whenever possible, the ships were filmed from below to reinforce the nautical theme, with their movements intended to remind the audience of galleons or other large seafaring vessels.
"A second straight quarter of exploration and production earnings that were below our forecasts reinforces the view that Exxon shares are likely not the best vehicle within the energy sector to express a bullish macro view".
The fact that turnout has declined for every European Parliament election since 1979 and is far below participation in national elections reinforces that feeling, even though governments agreed in the treaty to give it more power.
