Sentence examples for reinforced likely from inspiring English sources
Next, cell identity is reinforced, likely through sustained FGF signalling, leading to the exclusive expression of Nanog and Gata6/ Pdgfra in epiblast and PrE precursors, which appear scattered in a 'salt and pepper' fashion in the mid blastocyst (∼64 cells) (Chazaud et al., 2006; Plusa et al., 2008).
Not one of them owns up to exacerbating this mess by reinforcing likely prejudice.
Two ivory and one silver figurines, recently discovered in a Phrygian tomb in Turkey, reinforced the likely connection to Midas, he said.
Other recent work also has reinforced a likely role for CUB in human evolution.
Moreover, the high IFA antibody titer against B. bovis antigen and the low antibody titers of the PCR-negative endocarditis cases reinforced the likely role of B. bovis as the causative agent of these 2 bovine endocarditis cases.
But just as the sleaze that racked the last Tory government only amplified the defeat they were already due to suffer in 1997, so this scandal only reinforces the likely outcome of the next election: a loss for Labour, and grudging approval for the Tories.Amid the din of recrimination, some MPs' plaintive wails deserve to be heard.
The conservation of sequence motifs in these regulated transcripts amongst kinetoplastids reinforces their likely biological significance.
This evidence strongly supports an important and specific role for CCT-eta in fibroblast physiology and reinforces its likely importance to wound healing.
Our data now reinforce the likely role of the abnormal Cyt1/Cyt2 ratio in the lack of Tr1 differentiation in patients with MS. Overall, our data suggest that CD46, through the temporal processing of its cytoplasmic tails, acts as a molecular rheostat for human T cells.
But, by monitoring implementation of planning decisions and the impact this has at community level, micro-regional planning can stimulate and reinforce actions likely to improve the health of communities.
Instead, his victory most likely reinforced the practice.
