Sentence examples for further acquire a from inspiring English sources
In this case, viruses had to further acquire a more specific mechanism to prevent the synthesis and secretion of interferons by blocking activation of NFkB or IRF7 factors [6], [9].
Prince Alwaleed and Kingdom further acquired a stake in the car-hailing company Lyft early last year, buying some of the shares of its earlier investors Andreessen Horowitz and Founders Fund.
Prince Alwaleed and Kingdom further acquired a stake in the car-hailing company Lyft in early 2016, buying some of the shares of its earlier investors Andreessen Horowitz and Founders Fund.
This deviation was 0.031873 in Case 2, which was decreased to 0.031869 in Case 3. It was further acquires a substantial decrement to 0.012959 in Case 4. Fig. 7 Above Attention index (y-axis) of the segments of the city with increase in time (x-axis) for case 2 (left), 3 (middle) and 4 (right).
We further acquired an additional 78 paired samples (of HCC and adjacent tissue) to validate the genes initially identified in the LHC-BS study.
Observing the warping curve can help us to further acquire the knowledge of the detail variation between the spectrum and the prosody intra a syllable.
Thus, people over 25 may further acquire post secondary education, but if at the age of 25 they are classified as high school dropouts, the likelihood they would become high school graduates in the future is negligible.
During early embryogenesis, a single celled totipotent zygote gives rise to multiple identical blastomeres that further acquire tight cell-cell communications through compaction stage [1].
As the overall Chinese CROs market thrives, some large CROs take a step further to acquire an extended value chain.
Mineralogy further acquired coal mines in 2008 and a nickel and cobalt refinery in 2009.
As a result of EBV infection, persistent presentation of viral antigens could impose pressure on the T-cell repertoire, contributing with self-antigen presentation to drive expansion of an activated memory population, which further acquires inflammation-associated TCR signalling defects.
