Sentence examples for underlining once more from inspiring English sources

A former optical minigastrin probe with a spacer of hydrophilic glutamic acids, but the less hydrophilic fluorescent dye DY-676, displayed predominantly a hepatobiliary elimination [41], underlining once more that probe characteristics are always a summation of peptide and dye properties and that selection of the dye can fundamentally change probe characteristics.

Unlike in differentiated mammalian cells, where the pattern of H3.3 enrichment is associated primarily with gene activity, H3.3 is detected at numerous promoters of inactive genes in ESCs underlining once more the unique chromatin state of ESCs [ 1].

It is worth underlining once more that only patients with an unadvanced course of the disease participated in the study, which may well have had an influence on the final result.

Yet, the way Clara deals with it underlines once more how much she has changed.

"I underline once more that the necessary samples have been taken from all the elements that can contain traces of explosives," he added.

It was doubtful whether he'd even be in the match day squad at all – his grandmother having died in Surinam recently – but his classy assist for Bolívar's equalising goal underlined once more how crucial he is for O Glorioso.

The Russian foreign ministry spokesman hit back at criticism from abroad, saying that "in connection with statements from Washington and a series of European capitals, we would like to underline once more that this question is a matter for the judicial system of the Russian Federation.

These observations underline once more the importance of an easy-to-perform alternative biochemical technique to confirm ELISA data [ 19].

The analyses also underline once more the crucial requirement of high levels of completeness for the use of population-based cancer registration.

This underlines once more the potential and the perspectives opened up by using the TERS technique in spectroscopically investigating nanoscaled materials.

The different outcomes of similar experiments underline once more the challenge of comparability which is based on differences in culture conditions, growth phase, harvesting and extraction protocol which may all influence the physiological state of bacterial cells.