Sentence examples for we therefore concur from inspiring English sources

We therefore concur with their conclusion that the role of cadmium in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis needs further research.

We therefore concur with the observation made by Kemena (Kemena and Notredame, 2009) that much larger, high quality benchmark MSAs are needed, especially for improving and evaluating the accuracy of high throughput MSA methods.

We therefore concur with Roddy et al [ 10] that the original MFPDI case definition does not appear to distinguish between disabling and non-disabling foot pain, and provides essentially the same result as simply asking whether or not someone has foot pain.

Our data therefore concur with in vivo and in vitro data from Vij and colleagues which highlights CFTR as a suppressor of basal inflammation acting through NF-κB, a central hub in inflammatory signalling.

Here presented data, therefore, concur since Africans exhibited lowest pregnancy rates and highest prevalence of sub-genotype het-norm/low, while Asians, with lowest prevalence of this sub-genotype, demonstrate highest pregnancy rates.

Our results support the monophyly of the Lissodelphininae (node iii, Figure 2), and therefore concur with Le Duc et al. [ 13] and May-Callado and Agnarsson [ 14] that the genus Lagenorhynchus is polyphyletic.

The present results, therefore, concur with Richards [ 18] who commented that although complex electronic searches using a range of databases may identify the majority of trials, hand searching is still valuable in identifying randomised trials.

Our findings therefore concur with those of Majerus et al 19 and Schnakers et al 20 who broadly confirmed the hierarchical order of items and reported that WHIM items that may be used to distinguish the conditions of coma, VS and MCS.

However, there was a small cohort of five patients in which a decrease at 10 14 days was followed by a substantial rise in score at 3 months (in these tumours, changes in Ki67 at 10 14 days did not therefore concur with those at 3 months).

Nussbaum therefore concurs with MacKinnon that Playboy treats women as mere objects or trophies that can both enhance men's status and be exchanged for the next sex object at will.

Maturation therefore concurs with increased investment in neural tissue.