Sentence examples for insertion further from inspiring English sources

LDH activity and lactic acid concentration increased with each gene insertion, further illustrating the success of this method.

With respect to the duration of the treatment and depth of the nasal catheter insertion, further evaluation is required involving a study with a larger number of participants.

Direct solids analysis using slurries, laser and spark ablation and direct solids insertion further extends the scope of axially viewed ICPs.

Removal of older (parental) CR elements from the genome within several million years of their insertion further complicates determination of the evolutionary history of retrotransposons.

No significant correlation could be shown to tendon SI or lesions or calcaneus bone oedema at tendon insertion, further strengthening the point that the observed AT changes seem to be adaptive.

Retroposon insertions further deepened our knowledge on the species group relationships.

Three novel retrotransposon insertions further strengthen the divergence between Dasyuridae and Myrmecobiidae ([3 0 0] P = 0.037) and the monophyly of Dasyuromorphia ([3 0 0] P = 0.037; fig. 1).

A large number of insertions further mapped within the nls-rtTA cDNA, demonstrating that our screen robustly recovered factors that were anticipated from the technical setup of the screen.

The insertion of further US troops is hardly a counter balance to the large-scale Russian and Iranian presence in Syria and does not represent a total abandonment of a negotiated settlement.

However, the growth is not limited to these locations, but can also occur by insertion at further growth points distributed inside the mossy Li deposit.

This position places the pin more at right angles to the peri-acetabular surface decreasing the risk of slippage and simultaneously directs the pin away from the sciatic notch, moves the insertion point further posterior to the acetabular margin, increases the depth of bone penetration and makes the pin more likely to exit under cover of muscle (Fig. 4).