Sentence examples for later demonstrating that from inspiring English sources

For example, Gu et al (2002) reported that the development of anti-oestrogen resistance in vitro is associated with an increase in XBP-1 expression in human breast cancer cells, later demonstrating that XBP-1 is a key factor in mediating anti-oestrogen responsiveness through modulating apoptosis (Gomez et al, 2007).

Cryoinjury of the ventricular apex (one quarter of the ventricle) provoked a transient increase in the processivity and intensity of the amplification bands 3 days later, demonstrating that telomerase activity further increases in response to injury.

Interestingly however, two of the partially chimeric mice (mice #8 and #10) that rejected the primary s.c. tumor inoculum developed a quite massive tumor in the peritoneal cavity 6 – 8 weeks later, demonstrating that these mice are not generally rejecting these B16 tumors, but effectively do so in their skin.

X-ray crystallography later demonstrated that known inhibitors do in fact bind in this cryptic trench, as predicted.

They hypothesize and later demonstrate that the alternative will yield results comparable to that of traditional methods.

A study she co-authored two years later demonstrated that viewing stress as a helpful part of life, rather than as harmful, is associated with better health, emotional well-being and productivity at work.

Comparisons based on isolated cranial elements later demonstrated that the Liscomb hadrosaurs showed close similarity to the hadrosaurine Edmontosaurus saskatchewanensis27, which is now considered a junior synonym of Edmontosaurus annectens28.

Su and her colleagues later demonstrated that living in a home with visible mould and water damage was associated with asthma in adults and children (N.-Y. Hsu et al. Arch. Environ. Occup. Health 67, 155 162; 2012).

Although the case was long thought to have been unusual, historians later demonstrated that several hundred suits for freedom were filed by or on behalf of slaves in the decades before the Civil War.

The Kolmogorov-Sinai entropy proved to be widely applicable; Russian mathematician Yakov Pesin later demonstrated that when the Kolmogorov-Sinai entropy is greater than zero, the dynamical system will display chaos; that is, a slight difference in the initial conditions will produce vastly different trajectories.

The new figures – 187 reported incidents from 1996 onwards and 23 relating to 2011 or later – demonstrate that football's sexual-abuse scandal is not, as widely presumed, purely a matter relating to another time and raises questions about why the FA's inquiry has a cut-off point "up until around 2005".