Sentence examples for conditions underlining from inspiring English sources
Double Olympic champion Andreas Thorkildsen was another to set a world-leading mark with a throw of 88.30m to win the javelin in difficult, damp conditions, underlining his position as favourite for another world title next month.
Preliminary RNA-Seq experiments show that this cluster is highly expressed under such conditions, underlining the importance of this enzyme (Additional file 8).
A number of studies have confirmed sexual dimorphism under pathological and various physiological conditions, underlining the need to include both sexes in the experimental groups.
The decreases in both GFP-LC3 and mCherry-LC3 fluorescence intensities were significant after 1 h of exposure to ND conditions, underlining the sensitivity of flow-cytometry-based detection in contrast to western blotting.
Gaarder (2012) recently discussed, albeit without empirical support, the potential of social sanctions or peer monitoring, to act in a similar way as conditions, underlining the importance of exploring this potential further.
Wang et al., in another work, showed that IDH1-R132H mutation could be predictive of response to radiation therapy; indeed, they suggested that IDH mutation could increase radiosensitivity in hypoxic conditions, underlining the primordial IDH mutation determination whatever the diagnostic approach.
The organisation believes that the current economic conditions underline the need to take decisions to help safeguard the UK's economic future.
We chose three genes in the glucosinolate pathways on which to measure flux control under these diverse experimental conditions (underlined in Figure 1).
"The arrival of emergency supplies to Basra's communities and hospitals under the most dangerous conditions underlines the will and resourcefulness of Iraqis themselves," said UNICEF Iraq's Chief of Health, Dr. Alexander Malyavin.
These relatively mediocre TB management indicators as compared to Europe (74% treatment success rate, 7% deceased, 12% lost to follow up; [ 31]), may indirectly be linked to the lack of awareness among the patient population in Guadeloupe, which is characterized by poor living conditions underlined earlier.
The CBCL also discriminates children at risk of medical conditions such as epilepsy compared to those not at risk of the condition, underlining its discriminant validity [ 3].
