Sentence examples for a term suggested from inspiring English sources

I have attempted to remedy this by renaming the Eocyte Tree the "Crenote" Tree, a term suggested by Woese as an informal name for Crenarcheaota [ 28].

The observation of chromosomes (a term suggested by Waldeyer 1888), chromosome configuration ("Rabl configuration"), and their nonrandom distribution during cell division finally culminated in Walter Sutton Suttonn 1903) and Theodor Boveri's (Boveri 1904) theory called as "Sutton Boveri chromosome theory of inheritance" (reviewed in Cremer and Cremer 2006).

They don't feel real, exactly, though they're the opposite of cardboard — a term suggesting characters made of appearances.

According to Reynolds, old school as a term suggests "a semi-conscious harking back to the schoolyard fun you had as kids.... something fun, innocent and fresh".

In August he referred to himself as "the boss" and to Mr. Fillon (who as prime minister is the head of government) as a "collaborator," using a term suggesting "aide".

"Climate change" as a term suggests a problem that is bigger than us; one that is about economics, about science, about forces that do not involve the type of society we live in and the choices we make day to day.

Such a term suggests the assumption that this type of psychosis can be induced in individuals otherwise not susceptible to, e.g. schizophrenia or other primary psychotic disorders.

By using "endocrine disrupt*" (a term suggesting a conclusion of adverse impacts) as the primary inclusion criterion, the literature search appears to have biased the review toward studies purporting to show adverse effects of chemicals.

We would like to suggest that some of the household interactions among less-advantaged people promote self-sufficiency and resiliency in ways that are lacking in upper-middle-class homes where children sometimes develop into coddled caricatures of themselves... "excellent sheep" (an inspired term suggested by a student of William Deresiewicz).

A significant quadratic term suggested that surgeons' performances did not vary linearly.

The medium term suggested an indirect action emerging with consecutive disruptions to basic health or other governmental services.