Sentence examples for that concurs with from inspiring English sources
That concurs with the established fact that Chol orders saturated chains more than unsaturated ones [21].
There is evidence of increased PTP1B expression during the progression of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease that concurs with insulin resistance and liver damage.
Therefore, when selecting a color scale for display on computer monitors we looked for one that produced the broadest light-to-dark discrimination that concurs with a pure light primary on one end of the scale.
The present data shows that unstrained culture within the bioreactor system induced a significant enhancement in the levels of NO release in the presence and absence of IL-1β, when compared with free-swelling culture conditions, whereas PGE2 release was largely unaffected, a phenomenon that concurs with our previous studies [ 16, 17].
Thus, Dmrt3 neurons have a character and position in spinal cord circuitry that concurs with gait coordination.
Both Taneyev and his "Oresteia" have an aura of dryness that concurs with our sense of this composer first and foremost as a formidable technician, the author of the treatise "Convertible Counterpoint in the Strict Style" rather than a vibrant dramatist.
When the idea of raising the price for the high-speed service came up, one person said, Mr. Case quickly dismissed it, a stance that concurred with Mr. Miller's views as well.
Other research groups have produced data on similar experiments that concur with these results (Das et al., 2016; Rovais et al., 2016).
In order to define it, the philosopher Claude Helvetius had used words that concur with Burke's: "the sensation of a terror begun" of which delight is a decisive constituent (A Treatise on Man, Section VIII Ch. XIV, p. 232).
There were several other onlookers with the same or similar stories that concur with what these witnesses encountered.
There is human data that concur with our findings of increased α-cell numbers and increased α- to β-cell ratios in T2DM [15].
