Moreover, convincing data indicating an association between particular fragmentation patterns of cfDNA and expression regulation, were collected.
Moreover, convincing evidence indicates the Ptch-dependent secretion of a vitamin D3-related compound, which acts as an endogenous inhibitor of Hh signaling by blocking the activity of Smo, the signal transduction partner of Ptch.
Moreover, convincing data demonstrate that spontaneous antitumor responses to TAAs may harness host's immune system to fight against cancer, underscoring the need of a retained or only minimally compromised immunological proficiency particularly in patients treated with chemotherapeutic regimens including immunomodulating drugs.
Dr. Oettgen said, "He had the idea of using chemotherapy for this lymphoma and, moreover, he convinced the powers that be such a project should be undertaken".
For a nation seeking to rebuild its self-respect, the prospect of a loss of empire seemed unacceptable; most of the French, moreover, were convinced that the native peoples overseas lacked the necessary training for self-government and that a relaxation of the French grip would merely open the way to domination by another imperial power.
Moreover, being convinced about the environmental and health benefits of organic produce, the school children could serve as catalysts in motivating their parents to buy and consume such produce.
Moreover, Levin was convinced that there was an urgency to Time Inc.'s predicament.
Moreover, Mr Yatseniuk convinced EU leaders to sign key parts of the "association agreement" with Ukraine the proximate cause of the crisis within the coming days or weeks.
The Europeans, moreover, are not convinced that military means are the best way of doing either, and they complain that their offers of military aid were in any case largely spurned, and not always graciously.
Moreover, Rehnquist was convinced that the task of a sign-language interpreter was different from that of a teacher or guidance counselor insofar as an interpreter would not add or subtract from the pervasively sectarian environment in which the student's parents had chosen to place him.
