Sentence examples for not further supported from inspiring English sources

However, such considerations are highly speculative and are not further supported by our results.

However, this correlation was not further supported by transcription profiling of CD133+ and CD133- cells.

Beyond a certain size, tumors are not further supported by diffusion, but undergo an "angiogenic switch", which supports further tumor growth and metastasis [ 11- 13].

However, some of the notified substances were not further supported by submitting a complete dossiers (e.g., chlorpyrifos, phoxim), so that the actually available number of biocidal active substances is expected to decrease.

However, while in our study the number of altered genes involved in metabolic processes was very low, Lee and colleagues reported altered expression of genes involved in nutrient digestion and absorption and energy metabolism, although this observation was not further supported by additional functional analyses [ 32].

The fact that these data include only first-generation immigrants, whereas the ACS data do not, further supports the thesis.

However, our results within this post hoc study including only individuals with T1DM do not further support this observation.

Peptides III-01b and III-01c were designed to reproduce the spacing of GPO and GPOGPO present in III-30; however, III-01b bound murine platelets and III-01c did not, further supporting our contention that GpVI binding is not determined solely by location and quantity of OGP/GPO motifs.

Similarly the retention of LINKIN at the membrane during mitosis does not "further support LNKN-1 interacting with RUVBLs and microtubules at the plasma membrane"; the manuscript provides no such support.

Examining the PAR% (Table 4) and logistic regression models (data not shown) further supported that the association signal from DQB1*05:02 was due to its LD with DRB1*16:02.

These findings, comprehensive at the level of genetic analysis, have not been further supported by deciphering the underlying molecular mechanisms [ 29, 37, 64, 66].