Sentence examples for strengthening the proposal from inspiring English sources

These experiments produced the same phenotypes as those obtained after interference with DTKR-mediated signaling, strengthening the proposal that DTK regulates DILP release (or at least increases DILP signaling) via DTKR.

The committee urged Michael O. Leavitt, the E.P.A. administrator, to strengthen the proposal because it "does not sufficiently protect our nation's children".

While delivering such a plan is available within the existing law, the governments want to strengthen the proposal with new primary legislation and that is framed in clause 1 of the Children and Families Bill.

The similarities strengthen the proposal that Lucy's species, which lived from 2.95 million to 3.8 million years ago, was the direct ancestor of Homo.

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Of course, it's easier to mobilize against something than to develop an outsider-insider strategy supporting an incumbent legislative proposal and, in the case for many Obama-friendly progressives, simultaneously trying to strengthen the proposal along the way.

Our present observations, together with previously published data, strengthen the proposal that endogenous morphine represents a new neurotransmitter or neuromodulator involved in signalling regulation.

The major allele T at this site is conserved between human and Fugu, which strengthens the proposal that a nucleotide substitution at this site may be pathogenic.

As regards amendments, I support those which have been tabled in order to strengthen the proposal and to provide coherence with the other JTIs.

This confirms the fact that short-length chitin oligomers can mimic the effect of AM fungal exudates in activating the CSSP and strengthens the proposal that these molecules are key signals in glomeromycete recognition by their hosts [ 13].

Moreover, these findings further strengthen the proposal that there is a direct relationship between change in mood and change in concrete level of identification, indicating a linear relationship between mood and level of identification in healthy controls.