Sentence examples for furthermore a high frequency from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, a high frequency of lysogeny is characteristic of many bacterial pathogens [43] as well as of bacterial populations in the environment [44], raising the possibility that the influence of lysogeny on the ability of pneumococci to form biofilms could be paralleled in other bacterial species.
Furthermore, a high frequency of clinically significant emotional distress (including anxiety and depression) was shown.
Of note, we [ 21] and others [ 23] previously reported increased bladder symptoms in pSS patients; furthermore, a high frequency of both delayed gastric emptying and decreased bladder detrusor muscle tone has also been observed in pSS patients [ 24].
Furthermore a high frequency of Vκ1 and Vκ2 genes occurred after selection, but due to the relatively small sample size of selected antibodies bearing a kappa light chain no significant conclusion can be made about enrichment of single VH-Vκ combinations.
Furthermore, a higher frequency of viral infection was observed during the dry and cold period, thereby demonstrating what it's already observed in other sub-Saharan countries [ 3, 5, 6].
Furthermore, cardiomyocytes beat at a high frequency in vivo as opposed to the non-physiological slow pace (0.5 Hz) used in our study despite the fact that a low frequency contraction is deemed as a "slow motion" to maximally reveal the cell mechanical defect.
Furthermore, our therapists had a high frequency of supervision which might not be reproducible in non-trial contexts, and would be difficult to commission.
Furthermore, the shorter sequences had a high frequency of guanine, whereas adenine was more prevalent in the longer sequences.
Furthermore, the Australian Shepherd breed has a high frequency of the ABCB1-gene mutation (nt230 (del4)) that results in non-functional P-glycoprotein (P-gp) expression and neurotoxicity to drugs, which are P-gp substrates [ 31, 32].
Furthermore, mice with heterozygous disruption of Beclin-1 have a high frequency of spontaneous HCC.
