Sentence examples for supporting once again from inspiring English sources

Likewise, CD studies with increasing temperatures showed lack of any cooperative thermal unfolding, thus supporting once again the lack of a packed core.

Interestingly, an increased number of peribronchiolar B-cell follicles have been correlated with smoking [ 117], supporting once again not only the possible role of the lung and of environmental factors in promoting RA-ILD, but also RA itself [ 64, 117].

This validation process revealed that all three candidates showed specific cross-species hybridization on our multi-species microarray slide supporting once again the idea that our cross-species hybridizations are specific even between not so closely related species (Fig. 6).

In the afternoon, Montgomerie made his presence felt, supported once again by a huge and vocal gallery.

These results support once again the fact that a very conservative solo extraction approach has been taken, resulting in a minimum amount of intervention for the extraction of backing tracks and resulting in high APS and TPS scores.

The study thus supports once again the important physiological role of CGRP as neuropeptide, namely its presence in perivascular sensory nerve endings and its local release to affect postsynaptic receptors on adjacent vascular smooth muscle cells and subsequent diffusion through the vessel into the blood stream.

Methodologically, he takes it to support once again his view that the most promising route to the discovery of nature's secrets is neither blind empiricism, nor deductive rationalism, but a combination of observation, pure reason, and reflection on the constraints imposed by considerations of the best.

In summary, the identification of new, rare, large CNVs spanning potential candidate schizophrenia susceptibility genes, as well as the CNVs previously reported to be associated with schizophrenia, supports once again a model of schizophrenia that includes among its causes the effect of many, rare, highly penetrant structural variants.

Its presence in both serum and ascitic fluid supports once again the idea of passive transfer from serum into ascitic fluid during its accumulation.

These results support once again the hypothesis that a CSC-targeted treatment should strongly counteract the aggressive features of cancerous cells.

Corbyn said: "We are going to walk hand-in-hand with our party in Scotland to build that support once again".