Sentence examples for underpin at from inspiring English sources

This finding suggests that sinapinic acid may underpin, at least in part, both the HDAC inhibitory activity and anticancer activity of the rhizome extracts.

Sinapinic acid was identified as the major component of phenolic extract, which may underpin, at least in part, its HDAC inhibitory activity.

In the case of semantic dementia, this interpretation is constant with a multimodal deficit of knowledge stores anticipated by substantial neuropsychological evidence; in the case of PNFA, it raises the possibility that a generic derangement of complex sound analysis might underpin at least a proportion of cases of progressive disintegration of speech processing.

All is underpinned at its height by the colossal, floor-shaking buzz of those basses.

Meantime the ongoing value of, and investment in, the PPP [public private partnership] portfolio continues to provide strong underpinning at the current share price.

The extraordinary complexity and plasticity of the human brain is underpinned at the molecular level by higher orders of gene regulation and coordination.

Territorial conflicts with China are regularly underpinned, at least in Chinese rhetoric, with references to Manchuria and the massacres of Chinese nationals and forced prostitution that took place there.

But it failed to take account of the fact that the deal is underpinned at £60,000 – so the worker cited above would have a reduction of £12,000 instead of £20,000-plus.

Ed Keogh of the University of Bath, in England, and his colleagues have found that women report feeling pain in more bodily areas than men, and also feel it more often over the course of their lives.Many researchers are therefore concluding that genetics underpins at least some of the difference, and that females really do feel pain more than males.

Such changes are often irreversible and are generally considered to be underpinned at least in part by epigenetic processes [1], [2].

Yet there is also normative and ethical reasoning underpinning (at least some) development intentions and investments.