Sentence examples for yet supplementary from inspiring English sources

With the recently released new version, however, an increase in the number of detections was observed but no supporting manuscript has been published yet (Supplementary Figure S1).

Resulting output is written as several generic file formats that are readable on most genome browsers, such as Integrated Genome Browser (IGB), Ensembl (http://ensembl.org) or UCSC genome browser (http://genome.ucsc.edu) (Supplementary Fig. S4), a function supported by most CoC packages, except for the Agilent platform, as of yet (Supplementary Table S1).

Yet several supplementary measures, including the petrol levy as well as tax breaks on foreign funds invested in Japan, need upper-house approval, too.

It was interesting to note that the CXCR4 dependent inflammatory response was absent during early time point (24 h after BrdU treatment) when the cells are not yet senescent (Supplementary Fig. S4c).

Yet the supplementary vote mechanism means electors can take their heads and their hearts with them to the ballot box; they can give their first-preference vote to a favourite candidate who they know will not win, almost certainly safe in the knowledge that a second preference cast for Goldsmith or Khan will be just as valuable to either man in the second, decisive counting round.

And yet the supplementary essays (written responses to most individual colleges' additional prompts) are just as important!

All these apoptotic events occurred in a time window where caspase activation was not yet detected (Supplementary Figure S7).

Of particular importance is a so-called LPXP motif within the receptor subunit that forms a minor yet crucial supplementary interaction with the Cullin NTD [ 21].

Therefore, we decided to restrict all model fits and tests to 32 out of the 36 data points where the repulsion effect is due to inhibitory interactions and not affected by yet unknown supplementary interactions (discarding surround angular deviations of ±10° and ±20°, see Fig. 5, grey data points).

Yet those Treasury supplementary tables and fan charts are no match for the mass of inconvenient facts provided by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Developmenthethe WEF or simply by going for a wander.

Yet a simple supplementary index can be calculated from readily available data that captures one of the most important ways that changing distribution patterns have affected middle-income families.