Sentence examples for furthermore corroborated from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, corroborated by the evolution of the concentration of 479M08 after the Witry incident (Fig. 3), there is a high chance that the lake was already transporting similar high concentrations of 479M08, due to agricultural activity.
The dimeric state of EssB was furthermore corroborated by BN-PAGE (Blue native PAGE) analysis (Supplementary Figure S4 at http://www.biochemj.org/bj/449/bj4490469add.htm).htm
The detection of fewer copy number aberrations in HPV16-positive lesions was furthermore corroborated by hrHPV-typing analysis of an independent set of CIN2/3 previously analysed by arrayCGH [ 21], which also demonstrated that the majority of CIN2/3 with HPV16 (81.8%) clustered together and showed relatively few aberrations (data not shown).
Furthermore, we corroborated prominent muscle differentiation and neuromuscular disease-associated miRNAs.
Furthermore, we corroborated these observations using an independent method (multidimensional scaling, MDS) to view the pairwise distances between the compounds based on their chemical features.
Furthermore, they corroborated these observations with a vesicle permeabilization assay, where they measured leakage of the fluorescent dye ANTS out of phospholipid vesicles.
Furthermore, they corroborated the importance of looking at cervical spine and stomatognathic system as a functional entity when evaluating and treating subjects with TMD, neck pain, and muscle tenderness.
Furthermore, to corroborate the validity of the model, the design of a Q-band up-converter is considered.
Furthermore, it corroborates the idea that sensory representations are rapidly transformed into motor representations in the circuit controlling chemotaxis (Luo et al., 2014).
Furthermore, they corroborate previous findings that knowledge of lifestyle guidelines is a necessary but not the only factor required to facilitate the appropriate behavioral changes [ 15, 17], suggesting that a patient's inability to adhere to an adequate self-management might be grounded in motivational factors.
Furthermore it was corroborated that the empirically estimated parameters of the distribution differed between intended and spontaneous movement classes.
