Sentence examples for conclusion cooperation from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, cooperation between cofactors p300, PARP1, CARM1, and PRMT1 regulates NF-κB-dependent gene activation in vivo.

In conclusion, cooperation between hydrophobicity and electrostatic interactions may boost adverse effects of CAMPs on eukaryotic host cell membranes.

Because S<0 we arrive at the conclusion that cooperation has even more difficulties to propagate along bifurcations, the situation becoming worse the larger the order of the bifurcation.

As a second conclusion, current cooperation channels are underused, but recent developments have been positive and new proposals are expected to strengthen the joint fight against fraud.

This view takes no account of its contribution to the spread of democracy throughout the world, through the conclusion of cooperation and association agreements with countries where democracy was or had been under threat.

The conclusion of cooperation agreements on the mutual recognition of the authorized economic operators (AEO) should be one of the priorities in ongoing trade negotiations, especially those of deep and comprehensive trade agreements between the EU and third countries.

If we come to the conclusion that with cooperation with the five countries we can keep what we wanted despite Israeli and American efforts, Barjam can cursive," he said referring to Persian acronym for JCPOA or the nuclear deal.

Conclusion This multisources cooperation confirms the hypothesis of a significant underestimation of poisonings identified by the CAPTV (one in two cases beyond him) and the possibility to improve the knowledge of the epidemiology of acute poisoning, thanks to the multiplicity of ways of observation of each partner.

Finally, we want to emphasize our main conclusion, namely that cooperation in real social networks is a complex issue depending on the combination of the effects of several structural features.

It requests the Council and the Commission to expedite implementation of the conclusions on enhancing cooperation between the European Union and Latin America in the period 1996-2000 (Annex 12).

The United States will sharply increase its pressure on the Council to move toward a final conclusion on Iraq's cooperation, a Bush administration official said.