Sentence examples for thereby point to from inspiring English sources

This type of socio-demographic information is typically available before the health professionals meet the family and thereby point to some early identifiable risk factors for earlier introduction of solid food.

Our data thereby point to a strong correlation between the evolution of CTCF binding and chromosomal structure and extend on our current understanding of context-dependent CTCF binding sites and their specific roles in chromosomal domain architecture (Dixon et al., 2012; Dowen et al., 2014).

He thereby pointed to what has become the principal transatlantic cultural divide.

It covers about 50% of the union membership fee in Germany and thereby points to a remarkable private gain from individual trade union membership.

The subcellular localization of all four CK2α isoforms was found to be altered when were co-expressed with CK2β, thereby pointing to the latter as regulators of CK2α localization.

In addition, studies using animal models could identify chromatin-regulatory mechanisms with significant effects on cognition and complex behaviors, thereby pointing to the therapeutic potential of epigenetic drug targets in the nervous system.

Several herders also stated that 'pasture condition improves after dzud' (n = 12), thereby pointing to the notion that, as a result of decreased livestock numbers and high snow cover (later on turning into melt water), the biomass yield of herbaceous plants on pastureland will typically be high in the year following a snowy (white) dzud.

Contrary to E. coli, the M.tb DnaA in the presence of non-hydrolysable analogue of ATP (ATPγS) was unable to participate in helix opening thereby pointing to the importance of ATP hydrolysis.

Antibodies to c-Rel (Panel 3), C/EBP- α (Panel 4) and phospho c-Jun (Panel 5) could not immune-precipitate the hres gene promoter thereby pointing to the non-essential nature of these transcription factors in hres gene regulation.

Here, we report for the first time that MCP-1 expression is markedly decreased in RPE from smoker patients with AMD thereby pointing to a critical role for MCP-1 in the pathogenesis of the disease.

As mentioned previously, our data show (1), that the ES muscles are active in a rhythmic pattern even prior to first toe off during gait initiation, thereby pointing to centrally programmed activity; (2), the ES muscle seems to drive trunk movements rather than reacting to them, which suggests an anticipator control of the trunk by a dedicated CPG.