Sentence examples for support with previous from inspiring English sources
In addition extremely high concentrations of IL-10 were detected in vitreous fluids from intraocular malignant lymphoma patients in this system (data not shown), in support with previous findings [23].
Notably, the genetic documentations, in support with previous reports by others, with specific associations of HLA molecules with dengue disease will be an essential tool in identifying the dengue specific epitopes presented by susceptible and/or protective alleles.
This is in support with previous studies [ 23, 28] that positive beliefs influence the appraisal of stressful situations and so, could promote health and well being.
Interestingly, in support with previous studies, our results showed a node affected by ZNF191 was the brain development node (Z-score 2.27).
In support with previous results [ 16, 59], we also noticed that a large number of rice (26.45%) and Arabidopsis (38.57%) R2R3-type domain containing proteins have a conserved splicing pattern with three exons and two introns.
The hybrid system dynamics method and optimization model is a rational try to support water resources management in many cities, particularly for cities with potential water shortage and it is solidly supported with previous studies and collected data.
This result supported with previous studies suggesting a correlation between hypercholesterolemia and histological changes in the organs [ 44– 44].
93 95 95 In support, patients with previous knee surgery undergo total knee arthroplasty at a significantly younger age than do patients without previous knee surgery.
93 95 In support, patients with previous knee surgery undergo total knee arthroplasty at a significantly younger age than do patients without previous knee surgery.
A large proportion of those doing nursing and midwifery degrees are mature students with families to support and those with previous degrees.
Our data support, in agreement with previous reports, an effect of AHI1 variation on the susceptibility to schizophrenia in central and southern European populations.
