Sentence examples for was instead proved from inspiring English sources

Induction of miR-146b and miR-125b was instead proved to be statistically significant only by QPCR analysis.

The significance of tetherin as a restriction factor is instead proven by conservation of antagonism across a range of HIV and SIV viruses, and we therefore sought analagous genetic evidence for the importance of SNAT1 in the host-HIV interaction.

If it was proven Morsi was instead kept in a military compound, the alleged general says, "Morsi will be out in the street tomorrow".

And that's if we're lucky it may instead prove to be a mouse hole.

What was supposed to be a rallying point for anti-abortion conservatives instead proved to be a bigger draw for liberals in favor of reproductive rights.

Although those measures were intended to expand the TDP's popular base, they instead proved to be detrimental for the state's economy by increasing expenditures and reducing tax revenue, respectively.

TAMPA, Fla .— It was supposed to be the start of their four-day effort to sell Mitt Romney to the nation, but Monday instead proved to be a day of frustration for Republicans as the delay in beginning their convention deprived them of their national stage and brought a fresh airing of intraparty tensions.

"The former regime did not fall," Mr. ElBaradei said in a statement, arguing that the military council that took power in the name of the revolution had instead proved to be an extension of the Mubarak government.

EVERY date to have inspired hope that the cycle of protest in the Kashmir valley might be about to end has instead proved to mark another intensification in the unrest.

The mission instead proved to be a lesson in real versus imagined needs in a disaster zone, and called into question the value of emergency medical intervention by foreign teams.

He may have thought it a throwaway remark, but President Barack Obama's decision to call California's top law enforcement officer "the best-looking attorney-general in the country" has instead proved to be the political equivalent of a boomerang.