Sentence examples for we further anticipated from inspiring English sources
We further anticipated that perceived values would mirror measured biophysical values.
We further anticipated that inhibition of steroid sulfatase would elicit deficits on the 5-CSRTT that recapitulated those seen in the 39,XO mouse.
Because we have found that periostin up-regulates TGF-β, we further anticipated that upregulation of lung periostin in these mice would be associated with an increase in TGF-β.
We further anticipated that FES(S) and SAFFE scores would correlate stronger with PF, timed gait tests, UPDRS parts II (ADL) and III (motor symptoms) than with PD-duration and age, of which the latter was anticipated to exhibit the weakest correlation.
We further anticipate that the most deeply-subsided zone along the inner reverse fault in the northwestern part of the Volcano #1 caldera created the largest overhang which, in turn, induced enhanced gravitational instability.
We further anticipate 55% exposure for cases, 59% for controls.
We further anticipate that new releases of the CRNT software package will also be amenable to automation and will allow for CRNs of unlimited size.
We further anticipate that loss to follow-up will be minimal during the initial 2 weeks of treatment, although changes in scores may also be smaller at that point in time (three points for controls and six for intervention participants).
We further anticipate that evidence from this study can be used to inform policy decisions concerning national HIV care and treatment policy, both in Mozambique and in other resource-limited settings.
We further anticipate that the beneficial effect on healthcare related expenditures is present during the exercise programme, and that it will continue to exist after termination of the physical activity programme.
We further anticipate that the actual K m for this same reaction is in the lower end of its range, because we obtained lower values using hexahistidine-tagged pEndos than with a pEndos substrate containing a bulkier tag (maltose binding protein) that might have slightly impaired the interaction.
