Sentence examples for even further support from inspiring English sources

Moreover, our results did not differ greatly between these two methods, providing even further support that our results are sound.

If necessary, the facilitators then identify those who need even further support so that the most vulnerable child can receive further help.

Nevertheless, as restricted usage of TCR V γ-J γ gene rearrangements may also occur in normal individuals (Kohsaka et al, 1993) and as TCR β gene rearrangements (Peoples et al, 1993), which may even further support the readout of clonality analysis (van Dongen et al, 2003), were not studied here, the results should be interpreted carefully.

Those capacities are now utilised in a wide range of humanitarian activities, she said, adding that during the Ebola crisis they went even further, supporting the building of emergency centres and bringing in equipment "to get us to the last person at the last mile".

The so-called "Hispanic paradox" is even further supported by new data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC).

The latter is even further supported by the upregulation of the response to hyperoxia gene set in the present study.

These findings are even further supported by Western blot results obtained in the mouse GBM model (Fig  6F) where Ang‐2 was strongly upregulated in gliomas of mice treated with aflibercept.

This is called the Warburg effect, ie. the transition of the energy metabolism from oxidative phosphorylation to aerobic glycolysis induced by the lack of oxygen [ 25], which is even further supported by an increase in the mRNA expression of glucose transporter 1 (GLUT1) and lactate dehydrogenase (LDHA) after the initial sphere forming phase.

"We must do more and the historic £33.5m will allow us to go even further to support victims," she added.

Groups like California's Vote Solar are lobbying for the federal government to eliminate the barrier to using the federal credits, which would incentivise the move to renewables even further and support municipalities that want to take initiative.

In fact, the dubious notion that we should select economic activities based on their presumed technical innovativeness has been carried even further, in support of the argument that we should favour semiconductor chips over potato chips.