Sentence examples for more specifically support from inspiring English sources

This would more specifically support the argument that the networks are molecularly different and thus underlie the functional differences in loss of Ddb1.

In this respect, the results of this study are compatible with the existing body of work on MC models (Kimura 1983; Zuckerkandl 1987; Bromham and Penny 2003) and more specifically support the UPM model (Snir et al. 2012).

Actually, to focus on the biochemical reactions that more specifically support the hypothetical link between any two functions, functional links based on only one PPI are discarded (step 6 of the algorithm pseudocode).

In contrast, the left caudate head was found to more specifically support reasoning.

However, secure management of data in cloud storage services, more specifically supporting multi-party sharing in the context of a collaboration, is a challenging problem.

More specifically, they support the hypothesis that there may be two primary auditory cortical fields with mirror tonotopic organization on Heschl's gyrus in man.

More specifically, they support that the initial colonization of Festuca francoi could have occurred in the eastern part of the Azorean archipelago and followed a westward dispersal from São Miguel to the central islands and then from Terceira to Flores.

More specifically, Armani supports different abstraction levels, the specification of dependencies, and limited modular specifications.

In particular, by studying the relationship between gene family size and expression breadth of 1249 protein families in the mouse, Freilich and his colleagues [ 49] have recently demonstrated that duplicates that arose through post-multicellularity duplication events show a tendency to become more specifically expressed, supporting the view suggested by the subfunctionalization model [ 50].

It does not specifically support the NHS.

Perry, for one, will need to explain and defend his past life as a Democrat -- and, more specifically, his support for Al Gore's presidential campaign in 1988.