Sentence examples for strengthened the implication from inspiring English sources

Our results strengthened the implication of apoptosis and autophagy processes in symbiont elimination and recycling.

Our studies further strengthen the implication of electrical stimulation of nerve stem cells on conducting polymeric scaffolds towards neurite elongation that could be effective for nerve tissue regeneration.

This strengthens the implication of this pathway in response to CPF and indicates differences in immunomodulation between CPF and DZN.

42 Altogether, these data suggest that blood clonally expanded CD8+ T cells are able to invade the CNS and to exert cytotoxic functions, strengthening the implication of CD8+ T cells in MS pathophysiology.

Strengthening the implications to bi-implications makes it impossible that a head can be true without the enabling conditions being met.[7] The uniquely determined model of (45) is the minimal model of the logic program consisting of (42) and (43).

Alternatively one could argue that the exclusionary criteria may strengthen the implications of our results as psychopathology or learning disorders as possible explanations of the association can largely be ruled out as factors lying behind the correlation.

The findings of this long term follow-up study, on the effects of integrated treatment for recent onset psychosis, further strengthen the implications from other recent studies that the short-term effects of early time-limited integrated treatment may not be sustainable.

Further validation of our findings using other "pure" types of bladder cancer – such as adenocarcinoma and small cell carcinoma – will further strengthen the implications of our results, although the rare nature of these other forms of bladder cancer may make such a study challenging.

We already mentioned that strengthening the antecedent, the implication of (p ∧ r) □→ q by p □→ q, is invalid on Lewis's theory, and gave some natural language examples that suggest that it should be invalid.

Furthermore, even if we accept the possibility of a certain attrition bias, this bias would actually strengthen the qualitative implications of our estimates.

While this might create a bias in our main estimates since some people might exit the labor force as a result of pollution, this bias would only strengthen the qualitative implications of our estimates.