Sentence examples for a finding suggesting that from inspiring English sources

Intriguingly, the hormone was exactly the same, structurally, in both mice and people – a finding suggesting that it is biologically vital, Dr. Spiegelman points out, since otherwise it would not have been preserved nearly unchanged through eons of mammalian evolution.

ROS have also been shown to affect the catalytic rate of kinases and phosphatases, a finding suggesting that ROS have the capacity to 'fine-tune' the magnitude and duration of inhibitory and stimulatory signals [46].

Interestingly, the addition of anti-TGF-β to the cultures restored their proliferative response, a finding suggesting that membrane-bound TGF-β may contribute to anergy in vitro.

While another half of Cy-synchronized control animals progressed to diabetes between days 50 and 100, only two of twenty cSN50- treated animals developed diabetes, a finding suggesting that cSN50 treatment resulted in long-term islet protection in NOD mice that are genetically-prone to T1D.

Similar results were obtained for cerulenin, a finding suggesting that trans-chalcone also acts by disrupting cell membrane homeostasis.

However, gvpC is reportedly absent in other gvp gene-containing species, a finding suggesting that it may not be absolutely essential for biosynthesis of gas vesicles [ 1, 15].

Such a finding suggests that it is feasible to measure crystal growth velocities in the undercooled liquid by tracking the loci of the recalescence front.

Such a finding suggested that the traditionally held assumption that increased glycolysis (and hence hyperlactataemia) is an evidence of hypoxia or ischemia may have limitations.

Such a finding suggests that the impact of intradimensional versus unidimensional differences between two bets is task dependent (task specific).

Such a finding suggests that a dysfunctional balance is present in the complex regulatory mechanisms involved in the chronic inflammation seen in CD.

Such a finding suggests that tumorigenic cells might possess a greater capacity for neovascularisation.