Sentence examples for to underscore the validity from inspiring English sources
Trump's deference towards Putin might prove so maddening to the intelligence community that it provokes them to quietly start pushing out harmful secrets about Moscow, Trump, or both, in an effort to underscore the validity of their own assessments, Deitz told VICE News.
To underscore the validity of our approach, we experimentally tested and confirmed three predicted interactions, two for a specific PfRab5 isoform, and one for PfRab7.
One recent study using non-health workers cited a systematic review of electronic blood pressure devices to underscore the validity of their approach (18).
The latter question was aimed to underscore the construct validity of the VOAA-DDD.
Also, these pathways have been linked to glioma migration in hypothesis driven experiments and therefore underscore the validity of our discovery approach (reviewed in [ 5, 30- 32]).
Our results underscore the validity of using PiB-PET scanning not only to detect and follow the progression of Aβ-containing fibrillar amyloid deposits in clinically defined subject populations, but also to assess effectiveness of therapies aimed at clearing these potentially toxic deposits from the brain.
The present experimental findings underscore the validity of 2D nanostructured lithium titanate as a useful platform for the stabilization of nanocrystalline electrode materials and also for the improvement of their functionality.
Here we present new biochemical data that underscore the validity of our previous interpretation and the continued relevancy of the trans insertion model for complexin clamping.
These data underscore the validity of dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI for the assessment of the degree of synovitis in small joints.
The results of this study underscore the validity of parametric SRTM2 as the method of choice for quantifying [C]PIB PET data, especially in longitudinal studies.
The brace of numerical investigations underscore the validity of the connectivity lifespan principle and suggest that candidates for genes associated with senescence are more likely to be located in proteins defined by a high degree of connectivity.
