Sentence examples for markedly supported by from inspiring English sources

This hypothesis is markedly supported by our preliminary observation in mice lacking AQP4, showing impaired activity of skeletal muscle when subjected to both voluntary and endurance exercises [29].

Many immunohistochemical studies have detected changes in the numbers of inflammatory cells in lung tissue of IPF, a finding which is not markedly supported by the current hypotheses.

Channel activity increased markedly supporting this third alternative mechanism.

Housing market activity is now really stepping up a gear, supported by markedly strengthening consumer confidence and elevated employment, and fuelled by the Funding for Lending Scheme and the Help to Buy initiative.

The involvement of the described mechanism in our experimental system was supported by markedly decreased MYCN transcription upon BCL11B-transduction.

This is also supported by markedly reduced concentrations of a number of cytokines including lymphotactin and I-TAC.

This is supported by markedly elevated catecholamines in cerebral spinal fluid in patients with NMS; norepinephrine concentration was two times greater during acute illness in these patients than in matched controls during convalescence [ 30].

This notion is further supported by the markedly lower ability of isolated human intestinal segments to convert arachidonic acid to leukotrienes compared with their production of PGE2 via local expression of the cyclooxygenase isozymes within the intestinal wall [25].

Involvement of the latter mechanism is supported by the markedly reduced levels of APP mRNA found in infected cells 18 h p.i. and by the increased transcript levels observed when cells were infected with the vhs-deficient HSV-1 mutant instead of wild-type HSV-1.

However, wogonin markedly inhibited the proliferation of HCT116 cells supported by the conditional medium as shown in Figure 3a.

"Housing market activity is likely to be supported by substantially improved consumer confidence, markedly rising employment, improving earnings growth and extended low mortgage interest rates, and it is currently being fuelled by the Help to Buy initiatives".