Sentence examples for underscores observations from inspiring English sources

The overall expansion of pseudokinases in the ROPK family underscores observations that some catalytically inactive ROPKs nonetheless play important, functional roles through interaction with other proteins [ 18, 19, 35].

The in vivo analy sis of Mn-exposed animals by MRS further underscores observations that although Mn accumulates to the greatest extent in the globus pallidus, other regions of the brain that may accumulate Mn to a lesser extent can still be vulnerable to Mn neurotoxicity.

And I don't think this is an intentional comment on the variability of people, meant to underscore observations like, "But does any one of us ever truly know another?" That's Midge speaking, in a midplay monologue in which she unburdens her soul to the audience.

The analysis of gluten extracts from the diploid wheat varieties underscores these observations and provides a molecular basis for the previous observation that A-genome diploid T. monococcum varieties lack the DQ2-Glia-α2 epitope [18].

The argument supporting the use of OCSs underscores the observation that many children with recurrent preschool wheezing develop atopic disease in early life which predicts both an increased risk to develop asthma in later life and response to OCS therapy.

The fact that accessibility planning was quickly abandoned after the economic crisis of 2008 only underscores this observation.

This critical element underscores the observation that HES does not provide significant free water.

The pathological overlap between these two subtypes has been reported previously using an iTDP43 antibody [ 15], and we can confirm the pathological variables that underscore these observations.

This underscores the observation that despite redundancy in the predicted target network (i.e., targeting of the same R-gene by multiple miRNAs), some target specialization has arisen.

The recent state report underscored that observation, remarking on New Jersey's widespread failure in building forested wetlands, in particular.

Moreover results underscore the observation that the effects of HLA-associated selection pressures on HIV-1 evolution are extensive and predictable.