Sentence examples for concerned we propose that from inspiring English sources

As far as the expression of IL-8 gene is concerned, we propose that the increase of IL-8 gene expression from healthy brain to LGG is not caused by a decrease of miR-93 expression, but by other regulatory network associated with IL-8 gene transcription.

Meanwhile, more than half of GPs responding to a survey by the Royal College of General Practitioners said they were concerned that the proposed health reforms would not lead to improvements in care for patients.

In light of the above concerns, we propose that the longitudinal factorial study design should be the gold standard of evidence for efficacy, particularly for assessing whether interventions whose efficacy has been established through controlled trials are effective in individual patients for whom they might be appropriate (box 1).

Concerning the latter, we propose that the predictable risk of infanticide in this highly seasonal species has a major influence on male gonadal and adrenal endocrine activity.

The "Call for a New Conversation" echoes that concern: "We propose a new conversation that re-establishes the link between marriage and money, the nest and the nest egg.

Two atypical NJ trees were observed for PLG 10 and PLG 1 + 2 + 4. Concerning PLG 10, we propose that a nested inversion pattern differentiates the two homologous chromosomes.

Because anti-CD40L blockade has raised safety concerns in patients with SLE [ 43], we propose that the inhibition of the expression and function of CD40 in DCs may be an alternative therapeutic strategy.

With regard to the concerns noted above, we proposed that if such a synthesis were to demonstrate the viability of the methodology, it should be able to be conducted relatively straightforwardly, and result in meaningful and discernable themes, which are grounded in the data.

Concerning this, we propose a Virtual Classroom system that provides users a real-life experience of a classroom environment without the need of physical presence of either the instructor or the student.

However, there were several major concerns about the conclusions and model proposed that limited enthusiasm for the paper.

Although there is concern that the procedures we propose may result in a decrease in patient material available for publication, investigators have found that the great majority of patients continue to consent for publication of the image despite specific discussion of the potential availability of the image on the Internet.