Sentence examples for has furthermore suggested from inspiring English sources

Mutant analysis in vivo has furthermore suggested that ATP bound to the Smc head domains must be hydrolysed for cohesin to load onto chromosomes (Arumugam et al, 2003; Weitzer et al, 2003).

One study has, furthermore, suggested that MUC-1 expression may predict prostate cancer recurrence after prostatectomy (Lapointe et al, 2004), although these results have been challenged by others (O'Connor et al, 2005; Zellweger et al, 2005).

The global initiative known as 'VISION 2020: the Right to Sight', which is an established partnership between the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB), has furthermore suggested regional HReH targets which are thought to be needed for substantial reductions in avoidable visual impairment by the year 2020 [ 2, 4].

The near-ubiquity of cellular telephone networks allows in this case to imagine systems for which the required network infrastructure and maintenance are assured from the start, and recent experimental results [15 17] have furthermore suggested that efficient indoor localization may be achievable in a home environment using RSS measurements in the GSM band.

Recent reports of a lesser tonic, and use-dependent, sodium channel blockade when fatty acids are co-applied with bupivacaine in voltage clamp models in vitro have furthermore suggested direct modulation of cardiac sodium channel function by lipids in local-anaesthetic toxicity [15].

These have shown that human HSL is activated to a lesser extent than rat HSL in vitro and have furthermore suggested an important role for Ser650 in governing the activation in vivo [8], [12], [13].

Several studies have furthermore suggested that dietary interventions may ameliorate the effects of stress in animals.

Laboratory studies have furthermore suggested that many related reproductive characters could also be affected by fisheries-induced evolution (Walsh et al. 2006).

It has furthermore been suggested that cinnamic acid is a precursor for salicylic acid; this process is represented by the thick grey arrow [ 5].

In vivo studies are few, and it has furthermore been suggested that animals react differently to endocrine disrupting chemicals, either having a higher tolerance [ 43], as well as having a TH status more sensitive to exogenous compounds [ 44].

It is of note that urinary L-FABP has been linked to DN in patients with type 2 diabetes and has furthermore been suggested to be a predictor of progression to microalbuminuria in patients with type 1 diabetes (16, 17).