Sentence examples for further document that from inspiring English sources
To further document that SpoIIE constricts, we have taken additional time-lapse images of cells with the FtsZ ring and membrane labeled in addition to SpoIIE.
Our previous reports assert this and further document that increased expression and phosphorylation of Akt mediates oncogenic transformation (Somanath et al, 2009b) and correlates with the tumorigenic and metastatic potential of prostate cancer cells (Goc et al, 2011).
We further document that expression of Gi-coupled but not Gs/Gq-coupled EP3 splice variants is selectively up regulated following serum deprivation, indicating that cAMP-reducing EP3 receptor variants are regulated by the proliferative vs. quiescent status of the CRC cell.
We further document that these reductions come primarily through weaker employment growth in small entrants.The concentrating effect of the recession may have made it much more difficult to increase employment in recovery.
The Tribolium larval eyes further document that cellular reduction is a pervasive theme in the evolution of insect larval eyes.
We further document that the conformational preferences of a residue are substantially influenced by the conformation of its neighbors, and we suggest that accounting for these dependencies will improve protein modeling accuracy.
Burnham continued: "Together with Maria Eagle, the local [Garston] MP, we have called for full disclosure of any further documents that have not been put in the public domain and are held by any public body.
I raised this with customs and was informed on 21 May that "Our line area has identified further documents that would have fallen within the scope of your original request".
Histologic staining of mineralized extracellular matrix with von Kossa, immunostaining of type X collagen (typical for hypertrophic chondrocytes), and gene expression analysis of osteocalcin and adipocyte-specific fatty acid binding protein (aP2) further documented that BMP2 induced chondrogenic lineage development and not osteogenesis and/or adipogenesis in human MSCs.
But he further documented that SIRT1 was down-regulated in human senescent cells, suggesting that SIRT1 may be required to extend replicative life span.
