Sentence examples for in addition to the conclusion from inspiring English sources

In addition to the conclusion derived from the use of phospho-mutants described here, other evidence supports the idea that phosphorylation disables anti-apoptotic activity.

In addition to the conclusion drawn from subcutaneous biopsy data in this study, we found that waist circumference and WHR both tended to be larger, however not reaching statistical significance, in the group that developed IGT/T2D than in the individuals with NGT at follow-up (shown in Table  3 and Table  5), i.e. indicating larger visceral adipose tissue storage.

In addition to the conclusions of thermal conductivity, it can be found that the dynamic viscosity increases with the shear rate at the initial stage and keeps constant with the increasing shear rate and the viscosity of nanofluids increases by 2.5 13.6% compared with water.

In addition to the conclusions derived from analyzing the data sets reported here, we have gained considerable experience finishing sequences from other vertebrates.

In addition to the conclusions based on our phylogenetic analyses, the finding that NP-like proteins are not general storage proteins is consistent with previous reports on seasonal storage proteins in other woody plant genera.

In addition to the conclusions drawn in Perez-Orive et al. (2002), it has been shown that the KCs of the MB have distinct patterns of selectivity depending on whether they fire at the beginning of the simulation (transient dynamics) or at the very end (fixed point).

In addition to the quantitative conclusions enabled by the use of tritium-labeled HNE, the deuterium-labeled HNE experiments allowed a relative quantification of various adducts that are formed from lysine, cysteine, and histidine.

This paper is divided into three main parts in addition to the introduction and the conclusion.

In addition to the results reported and conclusions drawn by the authors of each paper, reviewers used all identified themes in analysing the content of any included data excerpts, in order to achieve the most comprehensive account of the literature.

This leads to the conclusion that in addition to the well known Anion-Cation-Annihilation also electron transfer processes involving radicals can occur with formation of excited states.

Thus, the subjective history of neurogenic claudication cannot serve as a reliable screening tool and leads to the conclusion that in addition to the evaluation of pain records, the walking distance should be verified by the clinical staff.