Sentence examples for further accordance from inspiring English sources

In further accordance with this reference our sample set showed PHPs in fragments produced by PP2904, PP2905 and PP2906, which included positions 146, 152, 195, 204 and 215.

In further accordance with the idea that the available number of Fc γ receptors is important for the in vivo activity of dimeric anti-TNFRSF receptor antibodies, Li and Ravetch reported that the agonistic in vivo activities of the CD40-specific 1C10 and the TRAILR2-specific mAb MD5-1 abrogatedated not only in Fc γRII KO mice but also in heterozygous Fc γRII animals.

Further, in accordance with the relevant regulations, all pre-clinical and clinical xenotransplantation studies are required to meet rigorous animal welfare standards (proposed Guideline 1) (XWP 2003a, 158).

Further, in accordance with (2.1.21) in [4] and Lemma 2.4, the second term on the left side of the previous two equalities are equal to ({0}).

To enable international comparability of results, which is relevant for knowledge of BA, the project team took an internationally tested instrument from Mexico and developed it further in accordance with the model.

If only exogenous reward with regard to task outputs is offered, the self-determination of a management implementer tends to be decreased, and intrinsic job-motivation will be further decreased accordance with developing an attention for rewards (Deci 1971; Eisenberger and Armeli 1997; Collins and Amabile 1999).

This is further in accordance with brain imaging studies in the musical domain that reported superior performance as well as increased brain activity in musicians compared to non-musicians.

Further, in accordance with expectations, both treatments led to a significant decrease in physical IPV perpetration from pretreatment to posttreatment.

The use of costs from the perspective of society is further in accordance with recommendations by the U.S. Panel on Cost-Effectiveness in Health and Medicine [ 25].

Further, in accordance with our previous studies, we included P-cadherin staining in the definition of BLP (Nalwoga et al, 2007; Arnes et al, 2008).

Further, in accordance with another study [ 27] we found that previous birth experiences did not cause distress because of the mode of delivery, but because of the inter-personal relationship with the caregiver.