Sentence examples for samples further support from inspiring English sources
These data based on a limited number of samples further support our qRT-PCR based findings at the protein level that the stroma of ER positive tumors is enriched for TWIST1 expression.
The observed reduction of the MET protein in autistic brain samples relative to matched control brain samples further supported the involvement of MET in ASD [19].
These samples were identical to other ancient Polynesian samples, further supporting prehistoric Pacific introduction of this lineage into the Pacific, but not clarifying the issue surrounding the origins of the contemporary Chilean chickens that Gongora et al. [10], [11] questioned.
While our MNase assay may be limited to determine subtle changes (less than 60 bp) in nucleosomal positioning, the comparable binding pattern of Pol II at TSS in WT and Lsh−/− samples further supports the notion of a similar nucleosomal organization that is independent of DNA methylation levels.
The higher carbamate resistance of the Zambian sample compared to the Malawian and Mozambican samples further supports this observation.
Analysis of tumor weight of the samples further supported the tumor-promoting role of B-PMMTM and B-Mo cells.
The high abundance of sequences C6, C7, C10, and C11 in tumour samples further supports their derivation from mutations.
In addition, pSTAT3 expression was detected in 48%% of feline OSCC tumor samples, further supporting STAT3 as a potential therapeutic target in this disease.
High and correlated expression of ER and FoxA1 in metastatic samples further supports the idea that FoxA1 might direct the reprogramming of ER binding in advanced disease.
The significant positive correlation between PMQR genes in paired wastewater and soil samples further supports the possibility that swine feedlots are sources of PMQR gene contamination in adjacent farm fields.
The data on immunoblotting and ELISA analysis of ascites samples further supported the immunohistological results and indicated that the ovarian tumour cells are capable of producing FHL-1 and factor H in vivo.
