Sentence examples for despite the previously reported from inspiring English sources
However, despite the previously reported conservation between known recombinases, our data demonstrate that hDmc1-ssDNA filaments have significantly larger diameter.
Despite the previously reported relationships between polyfunctional T-cell responses and protection from HIV-1, clarification of correlates of protection remains elusive.
Despite the previously reported role in imaginal disc cell survival, pie loss-of-function induced GSC loss is not to the result of caspase-involved cell death.
Despite the previously reported absence of cuticles on pigeon eggshells (Board, 1974), we found evidence of a very thin cuticle on one of the three pigeon eggshells (supplementary material Fig. S2), and it is likely that its removal caused the low (<1%), but significant, increase in UV-chroma.
The finding that MMR-deficiency does not alter 5-fluorouracil cytotoxicity in a p53-deficient setting may be of clinical interest for the treatment of colorectal cancer, despite the previously reported in vitro association of MMR with resistance to 5-fluorouracil in p53-proficient cells (Carethers et al, 1999).
Furthermore, it is shown that despite of severe discrepancy of the previously reported values for mechanical material and geometrical properties of CNTs, the continuum model can still precisely follow the MM results if corresponding thickness and elasticity constants are used.
However, there are some SNPs for which we did not replicate the previously reported association despite having adequate power to do so.
Despite the similarities, 2 still has 1.7-fold lower association constant for H2PO4 – than the previously reported 1·H2PO4 – complex.
Despite this, the main previously reported determinants of filter life were comparable between femoral and nonfemoral filters.
Despite the positive results previously reported by centers undertaking embolization, the use of embolization as an adjunctive tool in the treatment of large AVMs remains controversial.
