Sentence examples for further affirming from inspiring English sources
Exposure effects were not correlated with sites downstream of treated effluent discharge further affirming the complexity of sources and effects of EEs in urban aquatic ecosystems.
The method is exploited further to selectively access a fluorinated combretastatin analogue in two steps starting from commercially available reagents, thus further affirming the usefulness of the protocol.
This study provides proof of concept for a link between dactylitis and 'digital polyenthesitis' including disease of the miniature enthesis pulleys of the flexor tendons, further affirming the concept of enthesitis in PsA.
We studied endogenous expression of miR-10b after transduction with miR-10b decoy vector and detected a 75% decrease in miR-10b expression, further affirming our decoy vector's specificity in inhibiting miR-10b.
McCarthy et al. (17) also highlighted obstacles similar to those we identified, further affirming the recurring themes of obstacles in service learning: cultural differences inducing scepticism among locals, communication issues, conflicting objectives among sponsors, the team and the hosts, and to a lesser extent in our study, expectations of the hosts.
Stigma on the Dangerous-Undesirable Scale was also low, further affirming this population's tolerance of those with depression.
Legislation has further affirmed the power of the federal government over the regions.
A redress system for thwarted travelers was operated by the Department of Homeland Security and referred complaints to the FBI, Piehota further affirmed.
It further affirms "the right of security for all states in the region" -- which would include Israel.
It further affirms the right to an environment that is protected for the benefit of present and future generations – through reasonable legislative and other measures.
In nearby Deer Isle village, a performing arts center was built within the last two years through an equally tenacious local initiative and has further affirmed a tradition of live performing arts on the island.
