Sentence examples for corroborating the implication from inspiring English sources

Moreover, similar to NR, Lipa upregulation was buffered in FoxO1 cells treated with Metf, further corroborating the implication of FoxO1 in the modulation of Lipa expression.

To corroborate the implication of HIF in this process, we investigated the effect of hypoxia on GYS1 expression in the HepaC4 HIF-deficient cells (figure 2D).

The discrepancy between the experimental and the simulated association rates corroborated the implication of the isomerization of the Pro 93, a non-diffusional step, in the CtxB reassembly [19].

Studies in animal models corroborate the implication of oxidative stress in cardiovascular morbidity and mortality related to diabetes [ 38, 39].

The results of this study corroborate the implications of our prior pilot study, which suggested that rizatriptan provided protection against motion sickness induced by complex vestibular stimulation in migraineurs [20].

Corroborating the wider implication for other GTPases, when the equivalent residue in HRas is mutated to an alanine (K147A), the fraction of GTP-bound HRas is drastically increased, indicating an acceleration of the GDP release rate [ 31].

"It is true," Elijah said, corroborating the story.

Due to the importance of Mexican immigration in the United States, a surge in empirical research has attempted to corroborate whether the implications of Borjas ( 1987) model hold.3.3

Altogether, these observations indicate that a straightforward idea about how oxidative stress functions in autophagy is still lacking, despite abundant evidence corroborating its implication in each phase of this process.

If corroborated, the distinct patterns of consultation and needs we identified will have important implications for primary care management of patients with MUS.

These data corroborate the in vitro antitumor activity of this novel compound, which could have potential therapeutic implications.