Sentence examples for advanced suggests from inspiring English sources

In the case of Avp, the fact that both mRNA and protein are phase advanced suggests that the synaptic defects caused by mutant Snap-25 must be afferent to the Avp neurons in the SCN (see graphical abstract for summary).

However, the small proportion of children resident in child-only households in countries in Africa where the epidemic is more advanced suggests that numbers in South Africa are indeed unlikely to increase as forecast (Ainsworth, Ghosh, & Semali, 1995; Gilborn et al., 2001; Hosegood et al., 2007; Monasch & Boerma, 2004; Monk, 2000; Urassa et al., 2001).

The nuclear weapon test in February was more advanced, suggesting a major increase in the miniaturization needed to place a deliverable warhead on a missile.

Tumor perfusion decreased as the stage and malignant character of the GC advanced, suggesting that P-CT can assess the malignancy grade of GC non-invasively.

A number of hypotheses have been advanced, suggesting either that the expression is switched off during invasion or that many c- erbB2-positive DCIS do not transform to invasive malignancy.

The Benghazi issue is a lightning rod of Republican lawmaker critics of Clinton, who blame her and Obama for dropping their guard, so the very fact that this chapter was leaked in advance suggests a smart media operation to get the difficult issue out there early.

The demic diffusion model (also known as the wave of advance) suggests a progressive dispersal of Southwest (SW) Asian Neolithic farmers into Europe [1] [3].

But a glance at the world's most technologically advanced countries suggests that the new does not necessarily drive out the old.

The most frequently advanced argument suggests that rising public concern about maternal health and responsibilities drove the decline in family size (Ross, 1992; Seccombe, 1990).

Promising research advances suggest that scientists could well make substantial progress if given more funding.

Recent advances suggest it may soon be possible to genetically engineer livestock so that they suffer much less.