Sentence examples for factor further support from inspiring English sources
As conjugative factors induce bacteria to form or enter in biofilm communities [31], induction of traM, encoding a conjugative DNA transfer factor, further support that biofilm may be developed in P. temperata.
Multiple logistic regression analysis adjusted for the aforementioned risk factors further supported the observed relationship.
The responsiveness of these chimeras to α-factor further supports their functionality as GPCRs signaling to yeast Gpa1p.
The statistical significance of the unrelated factors further supports the hypothesis that net success in self-assembly is strongly driven by both of these geometrical factors.
Even within the apparently similar clusters the expression pattern differs in the two age groups where the older patients show higher expression of good prognostic factors further supporting the clinical observation that the majority of older women tend to get less aggressive tumours.
These phenotypic differences in virulence factor expression further support the observation that FadD1 and FadD2 are not functionally equivalent.
In fact, different cognitive measures forming one general ability factor gives further support to the Generalist Genes account.
Evaluation of long-term complications and identification of key transcription factors could further support the therapeutic potential of iPS cells in treating patients with DM.
We calculated a latent correlation of 0.93 between the two factors, lending further support to the hypothesis of a 1D construct.
Moreover, preclinical studies have suggested that pro-inflammatory cytokines could directly reduce gene transcription of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), further supporting a role of inflammation in influencing neuroplasticity (Murphy et al., 2000).
The factor analysis further supported the construct validity as the CARE Measure items loaded highly on one factor showing that they capture the same concept, which was different from overall satisfaction and patient enablement.
