Sentence examples for revisited further from inspiring English sources

This physical association of canonical clock components with a nuclear receptor is not limited to GR, but is a theme that is revisited further below (Canonical Clock Components as Nuclear Receptor Co-regulators).

Thus, the works of [9 14] are revisited for further improvement to achieve the correct uniqueness conditions.

This point will be revisited and further elaborated in the next section.

In view of recent technological advances, the role of MRI in the depiction of lung diseases can be revisited and further investigated.

Of the 2,730 sites inspected by workers over the past five days, 5% showed potential symptoms and will be revisited for further investigation.

The results of studies on the role of appropriate wine consumption in the prevention of cardiovascular disease are inconsistent, suggesting that the general approach to the issue needs to be revisited before further research is conducted.

In this study, Lucas-Washburn (LW) theory is revisited by further considering the effective viscosity and slippage to accurately model the capillary filling behaviors in nanopores, where the effective viscosity is investigated by considering the energy barrier induced by pore wall while the true slip is modelled with the wettability by considering the mobility of first-liquid-layer molecules.

But there are plenty of other short games that I have loved, and even revisited for further playthroughs.

Four of these TIs were revisited for further data collection one to three years later.

In this paper, we revisited and further developed three types of graphical displays to better understand and interpret the results obtained with CCA and PLS related methods.

In this report, using live imaging microscopic evidence, we revisited and further investigated the previously described amastigote exit from host cells (Rittig et al., 1998; Rittig and Bogdan, 2000); we propose that host cell exit of Leishmania takes place from damaged host cells, in a process mediated by parasitophorous extrusions.