Her findings have been substantiated in part by Charles Fisher, a biologist at Pennsylvania State University, who has documented dead fan corals seven miles from the wellhead, probably killed by oil plumes in the deep sea, Dr. Fisher said.
This mechanism has been substantiated in part by the observation that the mimics of the oxazoline ion intermediate, such as Man3GlcNAc-thiazoline, are potent inhibitors of Endo-A [22].
The authors substantiate their argument in part through an analysis of experiments that led to a breakthrough discovery of weak neutral currents.
Present results substantiate (at least in part) the impact of consumption of GH and AH, which was found to be in line with the long history of uses of honey as remedies.
The present investigation substantiates, at least in part, the safety of NK, which was found to be in line with the long history of its use in Siddha system of medicine.
The dearth of studies reflects, in part, difficulties substantiating orthology relationships, which are complicated because plant genomes contain more duplicated genomic regions than animal genomes [ 19].
"The committee discovered that the bonobos are well cared for and was unable to substantiate the allegations against Dr. Savage-Rumbaugh, in part because they encountered significant counterevidence against the claims.
Finally, in Part IV, this Article will substantiate the claim that the Commission has the power to invoke the proposed procedure.
The model was based on a number of ad-hoc assumptions of fluxes, which partly could not be substantiated by cellular mechanisms, and the parameters were in part estimated without a whole-model statistical fitting procedure (computer capacity-limited).
FMD renders the ability of the endothelium to adjust the biosynthesis and release of mediators to produce vasodilation, 12 at least in part mediated by NO, as substantiated by the results of a recent meta-analysis.
As such, this simple analysis further substantiates the superior quality of UMD3.1 vs. Btau4.6, which in part, is reflected by the high rate of parsimoniously inserted sequence gaps.
